Nenad Krstic
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Best out of the three, no doubt.
What's that in the top right?
What effects did you do?
Did you use GF 5.0 for blowing up Nenad?
What's that in the top right?
What effects did you do?
Did you use GF 5.0 for blowing up Nenad?
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (MyNetsForLife @ Mar 24 2008, 08:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Best out of the three, no doubt.
What's that in the top right?
What effects did you do?
Did you use GF 5.0 for blowing up Nenad?</div>
Thank you!
It's bits and pieces of Krstics shoulder; I smudged it.
A whole lot. There's about 20 layers to that sig. A lot of gradient maps, a couple gradients on screen, and finally a couple custom filters I picked up on the web.
Nah. I'd use GF if I wanted to use a small image in a sig, but as for making Krstic big, photoshop does a good enough job by itself smoothing an object when enlarged.
What's that in the top right?
What effects did you do?
Did you use GF 5.0 for blowing up Nenad?</div>
Thank you!
It's bits and pieces of Krstics shoulder; I smudged it.
A whole lot. There's about 20 layers to that sig. A lot of gradient maps, a couple gradients on screen, and finally a couple custom filters I picked up on the web.
Nah. I'd use GF if I wanted to use a small image in a sig, but as for making Krstic big, photoshop does a good enough job by itself smoothing an object when enlarged.
