[Novo]

Saying Apacalo Preferabbly a black background and or flaming letters thanks in advanced XD.

[Nikolaos]

If you meant web banner, oops. I took it as you wanted a sig/tag. This is 400 x 75. I can always make a Web Banner if you want. Use it if you want.

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[hunterkiller2001]

hmm.. Well, i've played around with your background for a bit rose.. like the last two hours.. sadly, I'm being dragged to bed.. so let me post what i consider the most unique right now...

it kinda destroyed the look of the background.. but it's pretty interesting..

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[hunterkiller2001]

what the hell.. one more.. looks almost identical to the orignial, but it you look at it, it's got the look of actually being painted by hand

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This post has been edited by hunterkiller2001: 11 July 2004 - 06:50 AM

[War Machine]

I recently got Adobe Photoshop CS and was learning how to use it. I came out with this after a few days once I learned how to use layers. The original picture is much larger than this, around 600x400 pixels, but I shrinked it to fit as a signature, I still have the original. What do you think?

In case you're wondering, Guts is a character from a japanese cartoon called "Berserk".

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This post has been edited by War Machine: 11 July 2004 - 07:01 AM

[Lady Sabrina]

That looks great! You already look like a pro.
I've just been learning to blend, but with psp 8.

[Phantom]

Have merged all (or most) sig threads into this big one. Please use it to discuss sig-creating or to show off your creations.

Enjoy.

[Janiel]

stuff for me to show off? 'bout time!





all made from scratch, with photoshop cs, and ummm, imageready

[Nikolaos]

WOO! Time to show stuff off. lol

I'm a long-time PS7 user and a new person to Bryce 5.0. I'm just going to post my Bryce stuff.












(I've tried a few landscapes, but those are all my abstracts so far.)

There are a few 3-D rendering programs people might want to try. Cinema 4D, 3-D Max, and one more I can't think of.

Hunter: If you could add me on AIM or MSN I could teach you a few things on PS7 and Bryce.

[Janiel]

its a pity i cant make anything cool anymore...i inly have the programs at school...when i get back in school i show more

[Nikolaos]

Janiel, is Photoshop CS the academic version or just a previous version of Photoshop?

[Janiel]

it's the newest, and best (supposedly) but it's price is somewhere in the 1000's of $$$

[Nikolaos]

Hmm. I haven't even heard of it. I've been using PS7 for months. It seems like that's all I need short of a super fast rendering program with textures. *face palms*

[hunterkiller2001]

definatly some interesting Bryce work.

As far as I'm concerned, the only good use for that program is quick backgrounds, skies, and such..

Oddly enough, thats what it's used for on a professional level.

It's almost impossible to model in... Models (on a lower level) are typically imported from poser, while on a professional level, the skies, etc are imported from bryce into planes on Maya.

Thats when bryce is even used.. The capability of Maya, and it's support programs are growing so fast, Corel has been basically pushed off the map of "professional" graphics.

Even when a 3d image isn't required.. Photoshop gives the artist more control.

Or at least, thats what I've learned in 4 years in the field. I just learned about bryce about a year ago... It's kinda sweet in it's simplicity..It's ability to quickly render "default" textures and metals is a nice add on as well.. But for full control, again.. turn to Maya..

As far as 3d max goes.. i don't recommend learning it if you want to get into the field professionally.. It'll just confuse you in the long run.

There's a free version of Maya, called the personal learning edition availble at www.aliaswavefront.com

This post has been edited by hunterkiller2001: 12 July 2004 - 05:45 AM

[Nikolaos]

Have you heard of Cinema 4D? It seems to be the best abstract render-er out there. Its only problem is the fact that it doesn't have its own textures. It's an amazing program, though.