jed100375
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January 2008
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by jed100375 on Feb 1, 2008 11:19:59 GMT 1, Following my post yesterday 'Critics needed to view images' It has become apparent, due to comment, that my images need 'tidying'. I don't really understand what that means. A couple of nice people were kind enough to send me some techy photoshop instructions but to be honest I got a bit lost! Is there anyone out there that will be prepared (for money) to pop over and give me some pointers? I live in Blackheath, South London and make an awesome cup of tea!
Following my post yesterday 'Critics needed to view images' It has become apparent, due to comment, that my images need 'tidying'. I don't really understand what that means. A couple of nice people were kind enough to send me some techy photoshop instructions but to be honest I got a bit lost! Is there anyone out there that will be prepared (for money) to pop over and give me some pointers? I live in Blackheath, South London and make an awesome cup of tea!
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gozgoz
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September 2007
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by gozgoz on Feb 1, 2008 11:29:57 GMT 1, not relevant here but i think u need to stop setting up a new thread everytime u wanna ask a new question.
not relevant here but i think u need to stop setting up a new thread everytime u wanna ask a new question.
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gozgoz
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September 2007
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by gozgoz on Feb 1, 2008 11:30:46 GMT 1, i dunno what the others mean by tidy but i think your images should be a bit smoother round the edges. currently they look kinda rough.
i dunno what the others mean by tidy but i think your images should be a bit smoother round the edges. currently they look kinda rough.
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misteraitch
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January 2007
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by misteraitch on Feb 1, 2008 12:57:55 GMT 1, Smoother around the edges? Surely the pixellated effect will dissappear once the image has been cut - unless of course you intend to turn it into a screenprint
If you take a close look at Beejoirs LV Child - which apparantly is quite a popular image around these parts (not my bag - no pun intended) - that has to be the most pixellated image I've seen and it also has two right feet! 
Smoother around the edges? Surely the pixellated effect will dissappear once the image has been cut - unless of course you intend to turn it into a screenprint If you take a close look at Beejoirs LV Child - which apparantly is quite a popular image around these parts (not my bag - no pun intended) - that has to be the most pixellated image I've seen and it also has two right feet! |
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Run Pig Run
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January 2006
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by Run Pig Run on Feb 1, 2008 17:34:04 GMT 1, TO ME IT LOOKS LIKE (*TURNS CAPS LOCK OFF) you have posterized the image then used the cutout filter and thats it.
if you want to do decent 3 layer grayscale images (see SPQRs stuff) you need to f**k about with the brightness/contrast a bit more and get good quality images to start with. also try not using the cut out filter and just posterize the image then adjust the brightness/contrast.....sometimes looks better sometimes it doesn't.
some images just do not work as 3 layer grayscale image and you would be better of with just one colour (black)
The only point I can see in doing a 3 layer grayscale stencil is to make it look like a black/white photo from a distance and sorry but yours don't.
you just have to do what everyone else does: sit there for hours tryin to get it the best you can and create your own style.
there is also a section on this forum where you can post your images.....
TO ME IT LOOKS LIKE (*TURNS CAPS LOCK OFF) you have posterized the image then used the cutout filter and thats it.
if you want to do decent 3 layer grayscale images (see SPQRs stuff) you need to f**k about with the brightness/contrast a bit more and get good quality images to start with. also try not using the cut out filter and just posterize the image then adjust the brightness/contrast.....sometimes looks better sometimes it doesn't.
some images just do not work as 3 layer grayscale image and you would be better of with just one colour (black)
The only point I can see in doing a 3 layer grayscale stencil is to make it look like a black/white photo from a distance and sorry but yours don't.
you just have to do what everyone else does: sit there for hours tryin to get it the best you can and create your own style.
there is also a section on this forum where you can post your images.....
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Run Pig Run
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January 2006
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by Run Pig Run on Feb 2, 2008 11:14:31 GMT 1, GVD, can I ask how you did you face stencils with all the horizontal lines accross the face....I really wanna try something like this.......did you use photoshop?
GVD, can I ask how you did you face stencils with all the horizontal lines accross the face....I really wanna try something like this.......did you use photoshop?
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GVD
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April 2007
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Tidy Images and a cuppa!!, by GVD on Feb 2, 2008 11:48:34 GMT 1, Pm send 
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