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WOah! You found that in google? Uh oh... are you allowed to take someones work like that? Or is it not. Looks exactly like the drawing to me
riskistang;823342; said:NOW THAT IS FUNNY AND MESSED UP.......
WOW, that picture should be taken down now..
richardhmc;823370; said:Hey Hey! Cohazard chill with the smart jokes. English is my worst subject
Don't worry dude, I get the F lol
For the life of me I couldn't find the post that mentioned the P-bass image in a google search (I hate the comps at work).
Speaking of googled images of P-bass.... shaaaadddyyyyyy. Does anyone have photoshop? download that image and use the different filters it has. Look for the one that makes a photo look like art... (argg, can't remember the name of it).
If not that, open the alleged paint avatar in paint, and click view, custom, 800%.
Notice the meticulous pixel by pixel colouration? Yup. I've been screwing around with paint using the spray paint tool (which is really the only feasible way to have created that avatar) and tried to replicate the same technique for colouring and shading. No method I tried came close. Try it, you'll see what I mean.
I drew the pbass. I don't recall the rules prohibiting participants from using models, so I used that picture as one. If you really want to know how it was really done in MS paint, here's the breakdown.
1. Sketch lines with the Curve tool. (The 6th tool on the right side of the Tool box)
2. Painstakingly pick and define custom colors. (This is done by double clicking on any color box in the color palette)
3. Use Airbrush (5th tool on the left side) and slowly fill in from top to bottom. (E.g., Bright green, darker green, brown, and black in the case of the driftwood in the back)
4. Obviously the Airbrush is messy, so I had to redraw the lines again using the Curve tool. (This explains the variable width of the lines in my avatar)
5. Use Brush or Eraser to remove any messiness outside the line
It took patience, perfectionism, and days to finish. It's not as simple as it sounds.
1. Sketch lines with the Curve tool. (The 6th tool on the right side of the Tool box)
2. Painstakingly pick and define custom colors. (This is done by double clicking on any color box in the color palette)
3. Use Airbrush (5th tool on the left side) and slowly fill in from top to bottom. (E.g., Bright green, darker green, brown, and black in the case of the driftwood in the back)
4. Obviously the Airbrush is messy, so I had to redraw the lines again using the Curve tool. (This explains the variable width of the lines in my avatar)
5. Use Brush or Eraser to remove any messiness outside the line
It took patience, perfectionism, and days to finish. It's not as simple as it sounds.
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