pryomancer

if you kept the inverted background and used the hue and saturation tool to change scooby to a blue colour, it would be better

Nicely done, but some of the numbers dont align. It also needs to be orginal, as this is possible therefore might not be considered fake. Nice execution though.

I concur, and that sig is a little simple, and the text too plain.

then you should have made them from scratch, so you can actually make them look like flippers

the flippers your guy is actually wearing look like green vambraces that have been rotated accordingly 6/10, not so original, but not bad execution either

all you do is set mode to difference then use a gradient and click a few times plus some of those colour choices can cause epilespy sorry but thats a bad job, and you didnt need to post like 5 different examples either

yea it does remind me of a root vegetable... niceness

not the greatest artwork... needs work on the render cutout, or just a new render, the quality of that one is horrible and isnt there a rule that you can only post your own work? or it must be at least 50% your own?

can i animate the demon guy strip for you please? and theres some nice stuff going on there <3 some of it is a bit emo, but still nice ideas

well you'd need a proper tutorial for that but basically you need some star brushes, get them from deviantart or you can make your own, also if you make a circle selection and fill with a surface texture, use the spherize filter and light source one to get a nice planet effect

sure its not 21kb not bytes?

nah i reckon its possible, that tutorial does look pretty realistic though... using some filters i reckon we could get close

It's what we're here for \ <3

its what im here for \ and to that question about eh skyscraper image- after messing about for a short while, i discovered there is no real easy solution to this problem you would either have to turn off each light individually etc, there isnt really a filter you can just apply

also, see that ickle button with the triangle in it, next to the 'unnamed' drop menu? hit that and you can specify the file size you want, instead of fiddling around with the knobs to get the correct size

It's possible to get two separate images like that, but photoshop wont animate them or use any kind of macro to do that ill find out more about the imaging part of it though

good idea qwality, ill do that later here are some hotkeys that come to mind, ill add some later as i think of them if you look, most commands show you the hotkeys next to them D reverts your colour pallete back to black and white X reverses the colours from front to back [ decreases the paintbrush diameter by (10 if it is above 10, and 1 if it is below 10) ] increases the diameter, the same rules apply but in reverse, of course ctrl+alt+z is undo ctrl+e merges all the layers together thats all i can remember atm, those are the useful ones for the moment you need a specialist program for that i think, photoshop doesnt handle vectors

well for the first question, you can use this method: select the layer with the picture on it, and go to filter --> extract then draw a line around the edge of the image, using the paintbrush tool in the window that comes up depending on your picture, use a different size brush, but most pictures you can just use a 10-30 pixel size brush keep the edge roughly in the middle as you go round the edge of the picture then when you are done, click the fill tool and fill in the enclosed space/s with that colour, make sure when you painted the edges there are no gaps (edges dont count) then click OK and photoshop will have roughly selected what you want to keep then use the history brush to fill back in anything that was cropped out that covers the first question, but the second takes a little longer to explain, so ill have to do that tomorrow if anyone else wants a go they can try help

I've been thinking about this for a while now. There are alot of threads from beginners asking for help with Photoshop. So I thought I'd set up a sort of 'help desk' for anyone wanting help with Photoshop or it's tools. Now I'm no expert but I have been using Photoshop for about three and a half years now, so what I don't know probably won't crop up anywhere, and others will surely help if I can't. I have Photoshop CS2 myself, and have worked with 6 and 7 for a little while,. so I know the workings of those two. Please don't hesitate to ask anything at all, whether you're a complete beginner or a relatively experienced veteran. Feel free to ask about tools, methods, files, anything to do with hosting or outside influences or even ideas of what to make given your experience. I will always be here to help. Please post as many pictures as you can when you propose a problem. If I/we can see the actual interface it is alot easier than guessing blindly. Try and give details on the problem as much as possible, and if you want to show us the end result (if there is one) that would be awesome. ~Pryo

You should be able to drag them. Make sure they aren't locked (a little padlock symbol next to them). And there will be a black line that appears below the layer you want to drag it to, make sure that is there and you should be able to drag.

Lawl it's a bit wierd and would have been great had you not used stickmen but still. the 4th strip made me laugh though.

Woooaaahhhhh trippy!! Wish I'd made something that psychedelic for my first siggeh.

Woah that's actually quite freaky. Reminds me of those wierd gothic thriller films we sometimes get. Too cool dude. What does it represent? And give me a good answer please. :wink:

These are kinda more suggestions than fakes, but I still like them. Ice cape looks sweet as hell. Good job.

Ooh that is nice, Metroid you lucky... man. :