That's what I'm thinking. I might actually mix and match, depending on which one I think is the best. But I don't want to post single icons unless I need help. I figure I'll post them once I have a complete set.
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Great icons for the challenge so far. I am starting to get ideas and will start banging them out Monday when I am home.
So here's the deal on the pictures for the con. They have chosen to make it incredibly dark and my camera is not cooperating very well. I'll keep trying to do what I can but it isn't looking good.sigpic
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Originally posted by ladygris View PostSarai, thanks so much for your tut! I came up with this:
http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/...eartBanner.jpg
Anyone who knows me knows I'm a shipper at heart. My latest favorite pairing is Carson Beckett/Alison Porter from SGA Season 5 episode "Whispers."
Originally posted by scifan View PostWell you should be proud. You did good.
Oh good. Makes it easier for me to explain.
Spoiler:Go to "Filters" click on "lights and shadows" then "drop shadow" I lower the number... I think the lower the number the smaller the shadow (don't quote me though ).... I usually leave the "offset" for X and Y at 8, but lower the blur to 2-4. I hope that helped.
Originally posted by ladygris View PostI haven't learned how to use masking layers in Gimp, either. But I learn something with every tut I use.
Originally posted by Oma-1 View PostI really like your colouring, looks beautiful
To use the gif in a sig you'll need to use a program called GAP - Gimp Animation Package. I posted links and tuts for it a couple of years ago in the s/j art thread. Am using my phone to make this post, so I can't hunt up the links right now. I wouldn't be surprised if there's been an upgrade or two since then though, so you could try googling it too
*thinks happily of MOB gif sigs*
Originally posted by josiane View PostLovely work everyone - love the new versions of Sarai's sig
My evil side is also enjoying hearing people scratching their heads over how to interpret the 7in7 themes Having to work with a set of themes like this is a great challenge
Originally posted by DJgirl View PostSure I can tell you how.
I start by picking the two colors I want to use and have them ready to go. I always pick a light color from my sig and a dark color from my sig. Then I make sure that my signature is all one layer whether you flatten it or merge, but make sure it is an actual layer or the stroke won't work. Next, go to EDIT>STROKE, It will ask you to choose how many pixels. I use 3 pixels for the first part and use the lighter color. Click okay. Go back to EDIT>STROKE, this time take your darker color and use 1 pixel. Hit okay and you are done. You can use the stroke option for just about anything you want to outline. . Hope that makes sense. If it doesn't PM me and i can explain better once I am home by my computer and can open PS.
Originally posted by luvnjack View PostI use layer masks all the time in GIMP. They come in especially helpful when I'm doing my grungy, splattery...thing. Both of the Castle wps I did for the challenge were done w/ black layer masks. Will do a tut, if anyone is interested.
Alrighty, no art from me yet as I just got home from work a little while ago and am just now gettin' on my computer...only to get right back off to go make my dinner. But, I do have a question: What's the deal with the clock I'm seeing in peoples sigs? Is there any reason, any significance to using it or is it simply a nice stock image to use? Sorry for my denseness on this.sigpic
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Nice job, Del! I especially like the Red one. Reminds me of one of my siggies......
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To Hope Again
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