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thats by far the worst :(For certain. I had two mates get hit by a train back in 2000. One survived with just a broken leg and the other died later in the night from head trauma. And at the assembly the next day someone in front of me started talking to some chick next to him about how "those kiwi * got killed shouldn't even be here - good riddance". I swear, if my teacher wasn't right behind me to grab my sholder I probably would've put that little tosser in intensive care. i would have done it anyway.. wen i was in school.. teachers wer inferior to students.. wed push them round and tell them to go screw themselves.. etc the head teacher walked up to a few of us smoking weed and he said "hurry up your lessons have started" lol ;) the reason for this is cuz my school was all boys.. the teachers wer 98% women and the head teacher was tiny.. and our crew had at least 10 6ft+ lads, teachers didnt mess with us

im an aetheist, alot of people get high off poppers... but that lasts what like 10 seconds.. and alot of ppl smoke cannabis nowdays... dont do solvent abuse! like on mean girls "if you have sex, youll get clamidia... and die!!!!!!" its.. "if u do solvents.. youll freeze ur throat and die!!!!!!"

i never said i did it :?

enemy territory: quake wars its basicly battlefield 2.. with damage on vehicles like GTA but 10x better... and much much much better gfx than them..

k u know when people do solvent abuse and inhale lighter fluid or deoderant to get a high... well its legal in england but its not legal to be high off it :S so its legal to do it but not to have done it :S its kinda wierd i know right im just wonderin if u inhale lighter fluid.. isnt it possible u can blow ur lungs up? if u put a flame in ur mouth :shock: any ideas lol just wonderin :twisted:

dithering is basicly highlighting certian bits with darker colours to represent shadowing its pretty simple actually

you've captured the action very well 8), 8.5/10 so far... shadings lookin good too.

I saw some people trying to draw hands using dithering, and I thought It'd help some of ya to show how I would do it.. :) nothing too fancy just a 'peace' handsignal.. took 5 minutes. step by step, best copying into paint and zooming in, scrolling along to see how.. just made so it could help someone.. If it doesn't help you, then ok. :wink: Best luck ~Ter

great potential. I like it. :wink: .. 7/10.. but the only thing bringing it down is the rough lines and flat or 'lack of' shading.. very good 2nd signature IMO.

looks pretty good so far... with some ajustments it could be worth 200k?+??

If you don't know what what shading is then I think you need plenty of help.. http://spriteart.com/pixeltutorial.html A good tutorial that might be useful.. If your planning to do pixel sigs.. Maybe it'd be a good idea for you to go out and draw from observation, look up images on the internet and try draw them to practice mimicing the contours seen in real life, learning perspective and further knowledge on colours and texture.. There are some great tutorials out there, books that can teach you certain techniques, even better do you know anyone who can show you? because if your just reading it your basically copying what the writer is doing, and if your doing it on your own you may find it difficult learning to shade efficiently, quickly.. My teachers great, refuses to just tell us to do something and get on with it, he actually shows us exactly how we can achieve what we want.. btw if you can't draw in real life there won't be much luck for you drawing on the computer, the same rules apply Could you post your sig? maybe I could illustrate how you could improve it other than that im kinda stuck for answers following such a limited question.. :lol: ..

I'd suggest using Hue/Saturation (Ctrl-U).. Click colourise on it and it can alter the colour. clicking colourise. illustrated by Dave Benson Phillips... :lol: Sorry if you already knew, I don't know your photoshop experience.. :roll: :( make sure RGB's on also.. goodluck with it ~ Ter

is very child-like, not very original but hey its a personal opinion.. 1/10 I'd laugh at someone with a haircut like that :lol: ..

I scanned the images in :? ... thx guys, the whole good thing about painting these cakes were I got to eat em afterwards :P

I like it 7/10, maybe somethings missing in the background though :wink: .. Sppppoooo000ky.

here are some cakes I painted, again im no expert painter, only bin doin it a lesson a week since just before xmas.. These are paintings for my illustration class, selling to a cake shop thingie.. :? altered muffin. Apple-Turnover----------Half-a-Eccles-Cake----------French-Fancy----------Glazed-Dohnut Half-a-Jam-Dohnut----------Jam-Tart----------Marmalade-Muffin----------Jam-Swiss-Roll Yummy yum yum.. in my tum. :P crits? suggestions for new cakes? I got 4 more to paint :wink: . ~Ter

no black lines necissery (can't be bothered to check spelling :( ).. good work tho, maybe use another darker shade of that orangey-green to define it more, hint where there would be more of a shadow and point out darker edges.. no one walks around with black lines around them but to our eyes parts look much darker in contrast to the background.. Try it, or don't, up to u :P .. Im not a walking dictionary but im pretty sure that dithering is.... dithering n : the process of representing intermediate colors by patterns of tiny colored dots that simulate the desired color A technique used in quantisation processes such as graphics and audio to reduce or remove the correlation between noise and signal. Dithering is used in computer graphics to create additional colors and shades from an existing palette by interspersing pixels of different colours. On a monochrome display, areas of grey are created by varying the proportion of black and white pixels. In colour displays and printers, colours and textures are created by varying the proportions of existing colours. The different colours can either be distributed randomly or regularly. The higher the resolution of the display, the smoother the dithered colour will appear to the eye. Dithering doesn't reduce resolution. There are three types: regular dithering which uses a very regular predefined pattern; random dither where the pattern is a random noise; and pseudo random dither which uses a very large, very regular, predefined pattern. Dithering is used to create patterns for use as backgrounds, fills and shading, as well as for creating halftones for printing. When used for printing is it very sensitive to paper properties. Dithering can be combined with rasterising. It is not related to anti-aliasing. :lol: rofl ~Ter

how much u fink its worth :?:

K its for NuZza`s competition finished it now, on and off for like 8 hours alltogether work rate it out of 10 or tell me what u think :) any C/C wud b appriciated and how much do u think its worth?

most pixel sigs are.. you've just done a quick drawing then blurred to to [bleep] in hope of getting some praise.. try harder nxt time and gl..

yeah I tried that, and it didn't look very good... The only way I could think of to create the right effect is to use photoshop, but I feel bad using non manual effects.. :?

finished??

very nice :) i like the style alot :D

rofl :lol:

updated, god i've had so much college work it's bin almost impossible to get anything done, so im determained to get it finished this weekend :lol: .. just gotta finish that other mountain, draw in those unlucky people at the back and do the floor.. Then ponder on how the hell im gonna create a good effect with the impact, which won't wreck it or look tacky. After I've done that I'll worry about altering his shading to suit the fire around him + sword impact. more update from this mornin. (29th) any more crits? ~Ter