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I'm more into coding and mechanical design than the artistic side of things. But when a mate told me about the site he was going to make, his lack of experience with the coding required, basic graphics, and the extraordinary concidence that I'd been working on the exact same theme the night before, I begged him to let me knock up some designs - and he said 'yes', so now I have this:
[URL]http://www.pocketmonkey.co.uk/demos/craig/layout_low.jpg[/URL]
Not one to blow my own trumpet (unlike the dolphin that's been whoring itself around the forums), I'm quietly chuffed with myself :D
Everything you see there was made from scratch in Photoshop - it really can polish a t*rd!
EDIT: I covered up the site name because I'm paranerd like that, and don't want him losing - what is a very good domain name, for him - on the back of my stupidity! Also, that's not really a design, just some artwork. Although I might try and fit something around that, who knows?
[URL]http://www.pocketmonkey.co.uk/demos/craig/layout_low.jpg[/URL]
Not one to blow my own trumpet (unlike the dolphin that's been whoring itself around the forums), I'm quietly chuffed with myself :D
Everything you see there was made from scratch in Photoshop - it really can polish a t*rd!
EDIT: I covered up the site name because I'm paranerd like that, and don't want him losing - what is a very good domain name, for him - on the back of my stupidity! Also, that's not really a design, just some artwork. Although I might try and fit something around that, who knows?
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Microchips wrote:
> Nice MM, nice.
>
> Why don't you just use the clone brush to get rid of the pool of
> blood, and then make a new one, as opposed to starting from scratch,
> unles you already meant to do that.
I've still got the original Photoshop file, with the layers and stuff, so I can do what I want with it.
Cheers for the comments, very encouraging!
> Nice MM, nice.
>
> Why don't you just use the clone brush to get rid of the pool of
> blood, and then make a new one, as opposed to starting from scratch,
> unles you already meant to do that.
I've still got the original Photoshop file, with the layers and stuff, so I can do what I want with it.
Cheers for the comments, very encouraging!
I think its prety inpressive, if you look at most sites, their artwork isnt that amazing, Im impressed that you did that with photoshop *looks impressed*
monkey_man wrote:
> Not one to blow my own trumpet (unlike the dolphin that's been
> whoring itself around the forums)
ahahahahahaha
> Not one to blow my own trumpet (unlike the dolphin that's been
> whoring itself around the forums)
ahahahahahaha
Nice MM, nice.
Why don't you just use the clone brush to get rid of the pool of blood, and then make a new one, as opposed to starting from scratch, unles you already meant to do that.
Why don't you just use the clone brush to get rid of the pool of blood, and then make a new one, as opposed to starting from scratch, unles you already meant to do that.
I wish i was that good with photoshop :(
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Impressive, most impressive.
But you are not an artist yet, young monkey..
> Impressive, most impressive.
But you are not an artist yet, young monkey..
Yes... It'll be for the best :-|
I see what you mean. I'll delete the whole thing and start again.
It's too red. Maybe if it was a bit more like the blood on the wall. I don't know. A bit less opaque probably... And not so round. I dunno. Just play around with it.
Poop in which way - too much red? Not spread out enough? Too much spread?
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