EPTOn May 31 2009 02:07 KizZBG wrote:
hehehe![[image loading]](http://i43.tinypic.com/11tbw2a.jpg)
hehehe
Haha, nice.
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Archaic
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Grobyc
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If you plan on doing anymore sometime soon I suggest  NaDa,  Reach or  Jaedong | ||
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Dead9
United States4725 Posts
On May 31 2009 02:57 Grobyc wrote: That's pretty sweet. If you plan on doing anymore sometime soon I suggest NaDa, Reach or JaedongI'd probably do NaDa or Bisu if I did do another But they take foreverr =S | ||
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deathgod6
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foeffa
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rwong48
United States105 Posts
or art terms and technical terms don't play along nicely. art needs to fix itself On May 30 2009 16:49 Dead9 wrote: They are in the actual photoshop file And I spent a full two hours making just the eyes >_< they are not vectors. they are pixels. On May 31 2009 02:06 Xeofreestyler wrote:You should consider using illustrator for this though =) its made for vector art illustrator is for vector-based work and photoshop is for pixel-based work. | ||
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Dead9
United States4725 Posts
On May 31 2009 16:06 rwong48 wrote: your title is very misleading.. i thought there were actual vectors.. or art terms and technical terms don't play along nicely. art needs to fix itself they are not vectors. they are pixels. illustrator is for vector-based work and photoshop is for pixel-based work. My title isn't misleading at all This is a true vector; download the photoshop file if you don't believe me (PM me if you want me want me to reload it, although I doubt many people downloaded it) I realize that some extremists (and the uninformed) believe that Photoshop cannot create vectors, but they are wrong First off, what is a vector? "Vector graphics is the use of geometrical primitives such as points, lines, curves, and shapes or polygon(s), which are all based on mathematical equations, to represent images in computer graphics." Source Yes, Photoshop does use mathematical equations to create their vector shapes "but wait, i see pixels when i zoom in?!? that's not a true vector!!!" Yes, this is because Photoshop is primarily a raster-based program. But you're doing it wrong. Instead of zooming in, try doubling the size of the vector. Or tripling. Or quadrupling. Surprise surprise, it doesn't pixelate! So yes, Photoshop can create actual vectors. | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
 somehow he looks very soft. but overall looks like a good match his eyes shuold be darker though i guess? haha keep it up! | ||
Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
On May 31 2009 16:06 rwong48 wrote: your title is very misleading.. i thought there were actual vectors.. or art terms and technical terms don't play along nicely. art needs to fix itself they are not vectors. they are pixels. illustrator is for vector-based work and photoshop is for pixel-based work. If you use shapes in Photoshop, then it creates vectors, not pixels. Looking at this fantasy picture, Dead9 probably used the pen tool to create the shapes which form the fantasy image. That means the PSD contains vectors. However, the jpeg is obviously rasterized, so if you zoom in on that you'll get pixellation and what not. | ||
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VIB
Brazil3567 Posts
I know there are many raster -> vector tools. Tho I never used them extensively. Couldn't they be used to speed up this type of work? | ||
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Dead9
United States4725 Posts
On May 31 2009 22:10 alffla wrote: nice work dude somehow he looks very soft. but overall looks like a good match his eyes shuold be darker though i guess? haha keep it up! I was scared to use shading that was too dark/too light =X And yeah, there are programs to make those, but they don't look very good | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
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