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First sig since I re-downloaded photoshop. Only like my fifth ever, so rating pl0x.
(Probably gonna reduce the height a little) It isn't done yet, but this is basically what it's gonna be. If you have any recomendations let me know, such as what text to use and junk.
Changed a littleeee
Decided to just use the wheels for patterns, can't even tell their wheels now.
Also decided on this as my avatar.
Sorry there's not much flare to it =O I like to keep my junk simple.
Should make it a white background ;o
Or make it look like a sticker by making a selection around one of the rendered pandas, then extending it by 10 pixels or so, then making a new layer to paint a white -but slightly yellowish- background on it.
I'll make one for example.
lawl grimy .
You could always get an image of a deck, render it (decks are easy to render) and add a simple overlay image of a grunge/wood texture to add some scratches to the deck.
If you want to try, put the deck, and the grunge image on two seperate layers (grunge on top). Render the board, then right click the grunge image layer, then apply a clipping mask. Change the blending mode (pulldown box that should say "normal") and set it to lighter color. Adjust the opacity to fit well.
I already had that, it's actually what I used to get the panda xD (most of the images I found were on t shirts and junk). I also realized that I could render it piece by piece (the black parts) and just flatten it when I'm done to have the render without the white center. Too bad I'm still high so there's no way I'd be able to actually do it.
just sharpen it up a bit. trry. duplicating your starting layer. change the blend option to overlay or soft light. (if your using photoshop, take the duplicate layer and go filters>other>high pass and play with those settings) when your finished just lower or keep the opacity to make it work.. just a quick way to make stuff more clear and visible.