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Sig for a friend.

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Now usually when i post up my work people tend to really bring me down and stuff. My last pixel attempt was a little off and the idea of the image was kind of stolen. This time i took a quicker approach, really it was my friend who asked it to be half pixel half brushed. So i thought, hey its something new i guess. ANd i did promise after my first attempt i would post my 2nd attempt, so here it is. Be gentle ok...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Not bad...a bit hard to call it pixel.The girl looks pretty ok, even if the anatomy and the body position show some pretty big flaws (bad proportions, impossible, rather painful body position ).

 

 

 

The main problem is that the bg and the foreground don't realy match both in colors and in theme. I personaly think the tech, metal like border below fights with the girl too much. making it look like a casual overlay of 2 different pictures rather than a single sig.

 

 

 

Of course i hope this is not going to be used here since it exceeds all the limits given for tip.it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peace

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Thanks i guess. But why is it not a pixel? I mean pixel brushes were used, it was all created using them, so i dont get why its not considered a pixel?

Looks very aliased = not pixle. But if you did do it with a 1px brush with no aliasing... cool!

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"aliased" sorry mate, do you think you could explainthis term?

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