Sfifer
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Wouldn't it be better to have your canvas size at something like 2000 x 640 or 1000 x 320 and then resize it down to 500 x 160 afterwards to keep the dimensions proportional to each other?
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I think there is a plugin called Jigsaw that does something like this. I might be wrong, search for it in the Plugins section.
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So I guess I'll make things easier for everyone else.
Here's everyone;s sigs:
Balance
Mine
TFPrime
Noobz
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First to 5?
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Its cool, be free to choose who competes; me or TFPrime. IDM.
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Guess I'll enter with my current one for the sake of keeping this topic alive.
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When you download the file from Google Chrome, in the little downloads bar at the bottom of the browser window, next to the file you're downloading will be a small arrow. Click the arrow and there should be an option that says "Always open this type of file" and uncheck that.
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Guess I'll finish this one off then
Noobz: 3
The Howler: 0
I feel like Noobz's sig is far more polished than howlers, he's definitely nailed it with the concept and the colour scheming. Howler, your's is just too busy and your text is too hard to read, but a gallant effort nonetheless.
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You should actually try lightening the skin tone instead of darkening it; giving it a paler look to it that should bring out the darkness of the eyes and the redness of the lips more.
Just my two cents
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What internet browser are you using? Seems like your internet browser is automatically opening them upon download.
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Seems like more of a Pictorium post?
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Not sure if spam... or just super sarcastic response.
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You could always experiment with Gradient Blur. But even then, its going to slightly blur the image.
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This might also help you understand the principals of what you're trying to achieve
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hmmm.... Another idea is to do that clouds thing on one layer then make that layer invisible. Add a new layer on top of it and use the clone stamp tool with a really low transparency on the brush and try paint some light fog onto the photo.
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Hey there again.
Your best bet would be to experiment by adding a new layer on top of the one you're working on, running Effects > Render > Clouds on it and experimenting with the blend modes and transparency of the layer.
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Yo dude. You're breaking the forum rules.
"Rule 25) Do not 'bump' your own thread unless it has received 0 replies and it has been 24 hours since you posted it."
When you select the Gradient tool
you need to change the mode from Colour mode :AllColorChannels: to Transparency :AlphaChannelOnly: -
That's pretty cool. Only thing I would change is the font choice.
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Welcome.
This question has been asked before.
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Select the file type as .PNG or .GIF file when you save your header.
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I like the way it's worn, I just think it's too obviously pixelated. I tried to feather the selection, but when the objects are only a pixel wide, it doesn't really work. I think I'll do the text and border layer again and use the same grunge pattern, but I'll increase the size of the layer by maybe 125% before I do it. Then, when I shrink it to fit, the antialiasing should soften up the hard lines.
That's my theory anyway. We'll see how it goes.
Trying using a Vignette or running it through the Film plugin (it can be found with the forums inbuilt 'search' feature)
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wow, those links are impressive. Still looks overly tedious though, but possible none the less
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You're better off using a program like Photoshop that supports the use of pressure sensitive tablets and the like. However i'm sure it is still possible in PDN, it would just be very tedious.
(If you go in the Photoshop direction I would suggest investing in the Bpelt plugin which helps a lot with colouring. Here's a quick easy drawing tutorial that uses it. http://questionablecontent.net/tutorial.php )
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Do you want to know how to make the 'gate' itself as well?
you need to change the mode from Colour mode :AllColorChannels: to Transparency :AlphaChannelOnly:
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