Post: My First Signature
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04-03-2011, 02:19 PM
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--Ben-
I SPEAK MY MIND!
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04-03-2011, 02:42 PM
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tylerallmighty
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04-03-2011, 03:28 PM
#4
The Low Key OG
still the same OG, but I've been low key
1. Don't add strokes to renders.
2. Steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm.
3. The text is too far away from the focal and is very generic.
4. Remember to hold shift when sizing your images.
For you, I'd say invest some time into viewing tutorials.
2. Steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm.
3. The text is too far away from the focal and is very generic.
4. Remember to hold shift when sizing your images.
For you, I'd say invest some time into viewing tutorials.
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04-03-2011, 04:08 PM
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--Ben-
I SPEAK MY MIND!
Originally posted by The
1. Don't add strokes to renders.
2. Steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm.
3. The text is too far away from the focal and is very generic.
4. Remember to hold shift when sizing your images.
For you, I'd say invest some time into viewing tutorials.
2. Steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm.
3. The text is too far away from the focal and is very generic.
4. Remember to hold shift when sizing your images.
For you, I'd say invest some time into viewing tutorials.
It's my first time man lol, and what you mean don't use strokes, and hold shift when sizing images?
04-03-2011, 04:15 PM
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The Low Key OG
still the same OG, but I've been low key
Originally posted by Ben
It's my first time man lol, and what you mean don't use strokes, and hold shift when sizing images?
I know, I'm just here to help.
Stroke is a setting in the fx gallery to the bottom right that you added. It's the little white line surrounding your anime man. And holding shift while you stretch out any of your images will prevent them from being distorted and too thin or fat.
04-03-2011, 04:19 PM
#8
--Ben-
I SPEAK MY MIND!
Originally posted by The
I know, I'm just here to help.
Stroke is a setting in the fx gallery to the bottom right that you added. It's the little white line surrounding your anime man. And holding shift while you stretch out any of your images will prevent them from being distorted and too thin or fat.
Stroke is a setting in the fx gallery to the bottom right that you added. It's the little white line surrounding your anime man. And holding shift while you stretch out any of your images will prevent them from being distorted and too thin or fat.
What you mean when I go to Transform > Scale, I hold down shift then I resize the image? And what did you mean by, steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm?
04-03-2011, 04:30 PM
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The Low Key OG
still the same OG, but I've been low key
Originally posted by Ben
What you mean when I go to Transform > Scale, I hold down shift then I resize the image? And what did you mean by, steer away from so much brush work. Stock up on resources and dip into the c4d and fractal realm?
Ok, you know when you place an image and you have the option to stretch it or make it smaller by dragging the corners? At that point, hold the shift button while you do so.
Your entire background is brushes. Instead, download a few gfx resource backs and build youself a nice resource fold. Go to various gfx sites and search for resource packs. Look for c4d's, stocks, textures, fractals and anything the have available. You can never have enough materials to make a sig.:y
By dip into that realm I was referring to you branching out and experimenting with placement a effects on your newly acquired resources.
View the stickied thread in this section if you don't understand by terminology.
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