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[Pu the Owl]

I shouldn't be posting this in a videogaming forum, but since last time I posted something was ages and ages ago, I won't mind posting it anyway ;P

This is a wallpaper I made for a fanlisting I'm running, and it's my first try at vectorial art. The result ain't that bad... Russian quotes from a poem by Vladimir Mayakovsky. It took me ages just to find the font >_<

[Jubei]

Very, very well done Fortune . Looks awesome, you sure have a talent there.

[Big Dude]

Thats intence!

Backword letters are hard to read had to consintrate pretty hard, not much brain power here...

It looks really good
Im wondering now, what program do you use?

[Pu the Owl]

Thanks for the comments

Big Dude, all I use is Adobe Photoshop 7 (in this case polygonal lasso tool, mainly) . For vectors I know Adobe Illustrator is much better, but I'd have to learn to use it before, so the idea of opening that program seemed not very appealing to me

[Rei]

How much does it take to have the main image done in vectors? Seems like a long and boring process

And what does the russian quote exactly say?

[Pu the Owl]

Originally posted by Rei

How much does it take to have the main image done in vectors? Seems like a long and boring process

It took me a a couple of hourse (maybe a little more) to have the image done in vectors. More colours you have, more time it requires. Since in this case I only had three colours (white, black, light pink), it was not that complicated.

And what does the russian quote exactly say?

I blurred at once the chart of trite routine
by splashing paint with one swift motion

[kupoartist]

nice colour scheme, excellent arrangement and composition. I'd give you full marks, but i'm not a teacher... and this isn't a school...

... at least I think it isn't.

You've chosen some great effects here ... but tbh, i'm totally lost when you're talking about vectors.... what are vectors?

[Pu the Owl]

A vector-based image file contains a mathematical description of the image. Vector-based images are composed of key points and paths which define shapes, and coloring instructions, such as line and fill colors. The computer follows these decriptions to display the image.

I found easier to quote to give you an idea. BTW, to be more precise, I'm using a vector-style type of graphics here, with same result as more strictly vectorial images, because I haven't used paths to start defining the image, but selections and shapes.

Hope it's a bit clearer now

[MakgSnake]

Excellent. Thats all. Beautiful.

[Pu the Owl]

Thanks Makg, I always appreciate your comments

[Gadzoox]

Wow, thats wonderful!
Nice colour scheme, layout, and great use of words! Nice text.

Vector art sounds...confusing.
o.O;;

Keep it up, and post your stuff more often to keep us appeased!! ;D