I've been trying my best at graphics for a while, but only recently got photoshop. ;) I'll be posting some of my accomplishments, and some of my horrible attempts in this thread. Feel free to comment, and enjoy!
This (http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/vista.png) was my absolute first graphic I made in photoshop. Scipio of www.urbsurbis.com taught me how to create a vista button.
Soon after I tried my luck (http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/tppplus.jpg) with an avatar size icon which I might end up using on TPP 4.0. At that point I still didn't know anything about image quality; ignore the fuzz. :thumbsup:
This (http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/tpp40.jpg) is probably my best work yet. I made it just the day before yesterday. I plan to put it up as a teaser image on the homepage of my site while we continue working on it.
This (http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/motmtpp.jpg) is just a little 5 minute work which I cooked up for some future award ceremonies. Who knows if I'll ever use it? :D
My attempt (http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/glossy.jpg) at a glossy icon. I actually like this one quite a bit. ;D
Laughter is an instant vacation, let's see you guys prove it. :P Comments, suggests, criticism, and appreciative comments are all welcome!
Very good zane, that icon is pretty snazzy
I am more of a paint kinda guy and I do like a a good vector drawing
Joe
WoW not bad for just picking up on psp... very good stuff.... Zane keep up the hard work - pat
QuoteMy attempt at a glossy icon. I actually like this one quite a bit.
Have a play with the "Plastic Wrap" artistic filter :thumbsup:
Ooh, thanks for the tip! Much obliged.
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e228/zane900/tppsports2.png
I made that today. ()stsfd() I'm still just a beginner, but that doesn't make photoshopping less fun! :)
Edit:Quote from: callagrafx on October 08, 2007, 12:40:27 AM
Have a play with the "Plastic Wrap" artistic filter :thumbsup:
I gave that a try. No luck. I tried all sorts of settings, but none really seemed to suit the picture.