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re: Teach a man to Fish (Fark Board Beginner Questions)
Posted on 11/30/11 at 6:23 pm to Starseed22
Posted on 11/30/11 at 6:23 pm to Starseed22
Good deal.
Did you stretch that tiger horizontally to make your sig? Try not to change the aspect ratio of images (height to width ratio). It will keep an image from getting distorted and appear much "cleaner."
So how would you fill the rest of the sig? Well, either blend the tiger using a transparency gradient (very useful technique), add more stuff or find a better source image.
Here's a few of my early pieces:
Did you stretch that tiger horizontally to make your sig? Try not to change the aspect ratio of images (height to width ratio). It will keep an image from getting distorted and appear much "cleaner."
So how would you fill the rest of the sig? Well, either blend the tiger using a transparency gradient (very useful technique), add more stuff or find a better source image.
Here's a few of my early pieces:
Posted on 12/1/11 at 10:33 am to timdallinger
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Did you stretch that tiger horizontally to make your sig?
I guess so technically. I used the scale image feature and rescaled the source pic to 400x150. I thought I read somewhere that was the required size, correct? Playing around with the scaling tool I figured out what the chain-link button does regarding aspect ratio.
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Well, either blend the tiger using a transparency gradient (very useful technique)
Started playing around with some of the other tools last night, specifically adjusting transparency, blur, and smudge to work on blending. So here is what I did in another thread late last night.
Trying to learn how to better blend those hard edges of various layers. Is there a way to "fade" in/out just the edges of a layer? For example the edge that is still somewhat visible of the layer that has the player and the background layer of the tiger. I wanted a gradual fade in or some type of gradient of that edge to make it appear seamless. Felt pretty good though last night after completing that image because I created 7 layers and became comfortable selecting between each, re-stacking, setting opacity, and scaling. One step at a time I suppose.
This post was edited on 12/1/11 at 10:35 am
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