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Post by Dragon80 on Aug 15, 2005 20:18:42 GMT -5
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Guess Who
Independent Kitsune
Moo.
Posts: 155
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Post by Guess Who on Aug 18, 2005 20:19:52 GMT -5
That is just a rather poor recolor. Sorry, I don't like.
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Deimos
Newbie Kitsune
v 2.0
Posts: 7
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Post by Deimos on Aug 20, 2005 12:10:46 GMT -5
Hmm... I see where you were going there, but it was rushed and err... underskilled. Sorry, but you need to put in more effort.
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Albino Fox
Average Sonic Bait
Hi! My name's... Idunno, forget that, just call me "Al".
Posts: 91
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Post by Albino Fox on Aug 22, 2005 0:06:30 GMT -5
I could teach you how to easily re-do this much better.  1: Start with large, quality images for easy editing. (In your specific image's case, you probably did the best you could.)2: If possible, don't use "Paint" (Microsoft's really basic image editor). Anyone interested in making artistic imagery on the computer should give the GIMP a try. It's a free editor with artistic potential on the level of the famous Photoshop. Once you have these covered, you're prepared to make things that actually look very good. In the case of a quick recoloring like yours, I'd recommend adding a new layer, setting that layer's mode to "hue", and then using the Pencil or Paintbrush to color as you please. ANY QUESTIONS? I'll be happy to answer them simply. ;D |
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