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Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 06:39 AM
Which one do you think is better?
There's really not much of a difference but I'd like to know
They're both not really hot but anywho...
edit: please be constructive with your criticism :awesome: thanks
http://kshuffleton.deviantart.com/art/Snow-Signature-2-1-114479594
http://kshuffleton.deviantart.com/art/Snow-Signature-2-2-114479767
soyrun
Mar 01 2009, 06:44 AM
i like the second one more but i dont really know much :p
Wandering Hands
Mar 01 2009, 06:53 AM
They're both as bad as each other.
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 07:04 AM
They're both as bad as each other.
how i appreciate constructive criticism :awesome:
Wandering Hands
Mar 01 2009, 07:32 AM
Before you made your rather stealthy edit, you simply asked which was better.
Fault lies with you.
Cassette Assassin
Mar 01 2009, 07:42 AM
I like the second one.
rutea7
Mar 01 2009, 10:30 AM
i think i like the first one better
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 11:57 AM
Before you made your rather stealthy edit, you simply asked which was better.
Fault lies with you.
i wouldn't really call it a fault but i see how you can say that
the reader can check what time i edited the first post and what time you posted your post, no stealthy-intended, im not robbing a bank or something
yes i asked which was better but then i decided to change the question after disliking your reply
Sanji
Mar 01 2009, 12:03 PM
To be honest I think they're both bad, but the second one is less bad than the first one.
Moklin
Mar 01 2009, 12:52 PM
They arent bad. They are just different from what we got used.
My fav is the second one.
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 01:00 PM
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Kätharina
Mar 01 2009, 02:13 PM
They are both terrible.
Don't use filters on photoshop that you think are awesome. Because they aren't.
No filters on photoshop are cool, minus Un-sharp tool, and don't come back and use it all the way up on the meter and expect praise.
Learn to use the correct filters or create your own, use actions and actually use brushes instead of just throwing a filter over an image with shitty text.
And you shouldn't be using text in early development, it's hard to put correct typography within imagery. Don't do it until you think you can.
lauryrg
Mar 01 2009, 02:36 PM
I prefer the latter because it emphasizes more the color.
Kätharina
Mar 01 2009, 03:04 PM
I assume you mean the colour of failure.
Wandering Hands
Mar 01 2009, 03:16 PM
Hahahahahah... ilu Cathryn. <3
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 03:20 PM
They are both terrible.
Don't use filters on photoshop that you think are awesome. Because they aren't.
No filters on photoshop are cool, minus Un-sharp tool, and don't come back and use it all the way up on the meter and expect praise.
Learn to use the correct filters or create your own, use actions and actually use brushes instead of just throwing a filter over an image with shitty text.
And you shouldn't be using text in early development, it's hard to put correct typography within imagery. Don't do it until you think you can.
thanks for the tips :awesome:
how would you suggest i use brushes?
what are actions?
what are the "correct" filters? do you just mean the ones that work well?
Whiplash
Mar 01 2009, 04:25 PM
I'd suggest you use brushes to, well, brush.
It's a bit like asking a painter what they should use paint for.
EDIT: I'd like to second that filters should be used sparingly, subtly and/or not at all.
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 04:30 PM
I'd suggest you use brushes to, well, brush.
It's a bit like asking a painter what they should use paint for.
EDIT: I'd like to second that filters should be used sparingly, subtly and/or not at all.
alright cool thanks for the tip
sorry if that remark was dumb im kinda new to the photoshop thing
edit: yeah i tend to get carried away with filters more than less
Kätharina
Mar 01 2009, 05:06 PM
thanks for the tips :awesome:
how would you suggest i use brushes?
what are actions?
what are the "correct" filters? do you just mean the ones that work well?
Brushes are for making your main subject matter in your work more exciting, vibrant, colourful...however you want to put it. I suggest you browse Deviantart for some good free photoshop brushes, always worth scrolling through around shitloads of pages, you tend to find the best brushes at the back ironically.
Oh and if you don't know how to install them, once downloaded copy those bitches go to your C:/ Local Disc Drive > Program Files > Adobe > Adobe Photoshop CS2 > Presets > Brushes
Then paste them into that folder.
Photoshop Actions are a series of tasks which are complied into a single file. makes everything more easy. I only have two actions which i use barely, they are just two filters in the action which give off a vintage effect, such as dull colours in what you'd expect old pictures from the 70's/80's gave.
Personally i wouldn't take using them yet until you fully know how to work Photoshop well enough that you can pass by.
Most of the filters only work well depending on what you use them on. But they are pretty much useless on all accounts to some exceptions.
The only ones i'd suggest you using are within the Blur and Sharpen collections.
The rest are not worth using at all.
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 05:09 PM
Brushes are for making your main subject matter in your work more exciting, vibrant, colourful...however you want to put it. I suggest you browse Deviantart for some good free photoshop brushes, always worth scrolling through around shitloads of pages, you tend to find the best brushes at the back ironically.
Oh and if you don't know how to install them, once downloaded copy those bitches go to your C:/ Local Disc Drive > Program Files > Adobe > Adobe Photoshop CS2 > Presets > Brushes
Then paste them into that folder.
Photoshop Actions are a series of tasks which are complied into a single file. makes everything more easy. I only have two actions which i use barely, they are just two filters in the action which give off a vintage effect, such as dull colours in what you'd expect old pictures from the 70's/80's gave.
Personally i wouldn't take using them yet until you fully know how to work Photoshop well enough that you can pass by.
Most of the filters only work well depending on what you use them on. But they are pretty much useless on all accounts to some exceptions.
The only ones i'd suggest you using are within the Blur and Sharpen collections.
The rest are not worth using at all.
thanks a bunch!
i really appreciate you taking the time to help me :awesome:
Kätharina
Mar 01 2009, 05:14 PM
I'm taking new medication you see. :wtf:
Shiranui Reborn
Mar 01 2009, 06:14 PM
I'm taking new medication you see. :wtf:
bahaha
i give up on the this or that sig but
i added some fractal/ice brushes to my current sig and took out the text
look better?
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