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Delta 47 wrote:Okay, I know no one here's seen anything from me in a long time. I just haven't had the time to work a lot with Graphics Art. Anyway, here's a new sig I just made in the past couple of hours using Paint.Net this time instead of Gimp. I actually like it a lot better than Gimp.

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Nice! Fingers crossed AC2 doesn't suck as much as the last one

If that's your definition of something "sucking", then I hope Assassin's Creed 2 sucks even more.

First off, very nice, Delta.

I kinda agree with destructo_bot. While Assassin's Creed was really fun, by time I finished the story, I absolutely hated it. It was fun jumping around & everything (though as far as that goes, I had better times in Crackdown..), and combat was easy when I quickly mastered countering, but, holy crap, repetition & redundancy FTW...

Raptor522 wrote:First off, very nice, Delta.

I kinda agree with destructo_bot. While Assassin's Creed was really fun, by time I finished the story, I absolutely hated it. It was fun jumping around & everything (though as far as that goes, I had better times in Crackdown..), and combat was easy when I quickly mastered countering, but, holy crap, repetition & redundancy FTW...

One button free running and one button counters should never be FTW. I was expecting sort of 'Hitman meets middle ages' setup, so I was quite dissapointed with it. However Assassins Creed has apparantley now ditched repitition in favour of paying prostitutes to distract guards. Epic win.

Yeah, that "FTW" was definitely sarcastic. lol And hey, if it switches up the gameplay, just let it go... lol

I was asked to design a t-shirt for the winners of the Resolve (link) Great Pumpkin Hunt, which will be happening on Oct. 30th, 2009.

I think it turned out pretty well - the only problem, in my opinion, is the pumpkin, which I designed using Adobe Flash CS3. I probably could have done better.

Dohnutt wrote:

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I was asked to design a t-shirt for the winners of the Resolve (link) Great Pumpkin Hunt, which will be happening on Oct. 30th, 2009.

I think it turned out pretty well - the only problem, in my opinion, is the pumpkin, which I designed using Adobe Flash CS3. I probably could have done better.

Wow, that's awesome Dohnutt. Great opportunity and that shirt really came out nice!

The pumpkin does look like it needs something more... Maybe if you had put in shadow on it? Or had it in the same style as the 'pumpkin hunter' text. Otherwise, it looks awesome.

when iv done my school art work i will have to post it on here. renders, fractual renders the lot. its gona look so sweeet

man with top hat, mustache, and cane, dancing.

typed into xfire
(copying it elsewhere made it look weird, hence screenshot)

kinetosimpetus wrote:man with top hat, mustache, and cane, dancing.

typed into xfire
(copying it elsewhere made it look weird, hence screenshot)

Shoop da Whoop?


Thanks for makin it a .gif Kinetos lol.

okay thats just awkward.

okay well any way thanks for the welcomes!
okay so i got me some more stuff to show its roxas from kingdom hearts!! and not thats not what you think it is. its the trophey from the game that he wins. sadly the pic is not finished but tell me what you think anyway.
oh btw it looks different because its the roxas from the manga not the game.

Epic Win, everybody! Might I ask how you make fractals, though?

That has been answered 2 times in the previous pages (first one was for me)
In Gimp, go to; "Filters" -> "Render" -> "Nature" -> "Flame"
And then play around with that.

mswf wrote:In Gimp, go to; "Filters" -> "Render" -> "Nature" -> "Flame"
And then play around with that.

I did just that, played around with a bajillion other filters, and came up with this.

-{cool}

I was messing with "Flame" thing and got these. The first was a mistake. The second came out better.

This is my first try at this.

Not really graphic art, but heres a sweet shot of my SG that I took;

You guys know that the "Flame" filter is not actually a fractal, right? (at least, not in the traditional sense of the term)

GIMP uses fractals as part of making flames flames, but real fractals are made either in the Render > Fractal Explorer filter, or in the Render > IFS Fractal filter. In fractal explorer, you can use sliders to adjust the appearances of some of the most famous fractal equations (like Lambda, Julia, and Mandelbrot, for example), and these actually come out quite nicely. In IFS Fractal, you can make our own fractals, but it is a much harder tool to use, and is for more advanced users.

I love Fractal explorer, personally. It's an easy way to make some beautiful work. For example, I just made this in less than 5 minutes:
Simple, beautiful, and made from pure math.

The only disadvantage is the banding you see here, but there are ways to minimize that, and I really don't mind it that much. (I actually think it makes it look cooler) And as with the flames, you can apply other filters to the fractals afterward, like I did here: http://hebes.deviantart.com/art/Struck-110729435

I was pretty bored, and I've been sorta obsessed with "IT'S A TRAP" (thanks to Admiral Ackbar), so I designed my own T-Shirt. But now I wanna buy it :/

http://dohnutt.deviantart.com/art/IT-S- ... -140408833