Soldato
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High Resolution Women
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Really?
Thats so cool, must give this a try!!!
If you have a tablet use it, it's much quicker than using a mouse (wish I had one
).
djcawthorne said:And one of that annoying bird off big brother at a stonking 5440 x 4080!
Thanks.
Phate said:
I use my 2 year old laptop which has a huge Sponebob Squarepants sticker attached.
Using Adobe Photoshop CS3, A4 dimensions at 300dpi, saving at 72dpi for the web. I'm not using Illustrator; I've just not got around to learning that yet. I think I'll save it until I get a Tablet.
http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/4175/10170hqcbnetkeeleyhazeloi5.jpg
Iv got plenty more Hi Res non nude arty ones, but there not really appropriate for here, whilst still being non nude. Iv had warnings in the past for such things and aren't guna risk another infraction.
Iv got plenty more Hi Res non nude arty ones, but there not really appropriate for here, whilst still being non nude. Iv had warnings in the past for such things and aren't guna risk another infraction.
A few people have added me to MSN now, confused as to what exactly I'm trying to acheive, so let me clear it all up incase anyone else is confused. The reason I want high resolution images, is simply for detail. Working at such a huge size and level allows me to add greater detail to the image.
If an image is too small, I can't see the creases in the eyelid for example. I first realised this when I started another drawing, but I didn't finish it.
At that size, it looks like it's coming together nicely but that's because your eye is making up for lost detail that you can't actually see. Below is a full-res crop of the eye area of that picture.
When you compare that to my new project at a much higher resolution...
... you can begin to see were I've added small details to the eye lids, smaller shadows etc, which all make a much better image. I hope that clears a few things up.
If an image is too small, I can't see the creases in the eyelid for example. I first realised this when I started another drawing, but I didn't finish it.
At that size, it looks like it's coming together nicely but that's because your eye is making up for lost detail that you can't actually see. Below is a full-res crop of the eye area of that picture.
When you compare that to my new project at a much higher resolution...
... you can begin to see were I've added small details to the eye lids, smaller shadows etc, which all make a much better image. I hope that clears a few things up.
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I think I'll save it until I get a Tablet.
If you do get one, spend a decent amount to get a good one. I bought a cheap A5 one and it, to put it technically "Sucked dumps". Get a proper Wacom one.
Too many pictures now to choose a background
Question...
Is it possible to set more than one picture as a desktop background so it's random each time you boot up?
How about a very slow swapping Gif?
My brother put a gif as a wall paper and it burns the eyes!
Bloody rainbow flashs
There's a few programs that do it, am racking my brains trying to think of what the one was called that I've seen in action though... It installed other rubbish so I never went near it. Swapping wallpaper on a Mac is easy however
If you do get one, spend a decent amount to get a good one. I bought a cheap A5 one and it, to put it technically "Sucked dumps". Get a proper Wacom one.
Yeh, I've heard that before. I'll be sure to research properly.
Yeh, I've heard that before. I'll be sure to research properly.
Wacom intuos2 be the best tbh.
Please read the faq regarding competitors
Agreed. But I have just watched her in Good Luck Chuck. Damnnn she was fine.
Holy competitor alert, remove the link or Scuzi will sacrifice some lambs. More than usual.
How much airbrushing!!
How about a pic of you Samantha? I bet you look good in hi res.
