My First Wallpaper!
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http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/TruTriniChild/inuyashawallpaper.jpg
ok this is my first wallpaper i've made and i used photoshop which i'm still trying to learn how to use...so tell me what improvements i may need or anything else! :D
ok this is my first wallpaper i've made and i used photoshop which i'm still trying to learn how to use...so tell me what improvements i may need or anything else! :D
The main image of Inuyasha looks like it could use some cleaning up. The "X" in the background looks kinda pixellated, too. And the text seems to pop out, drawing my eye more to that than to Inuyasha.
Overall, it looks kind of slapped together. My advice is to try experimenting with blending all the elements together somehow. I don't really have any suggestions for that, though.
Overall, it looks kind of slapped together. My advice is to try experimenting with blending all the elements together somehow. I don't really have any suggestions for that, though.
Hmmm thats true...i think i'll just try to figure out the uses of photoshop some more
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/TruTriniChild/inuyashawallpaper4.jpg
ok give me your opinion on this one i added a background to it and reduced the size of the font
ok give me your opinion on this one i added a background to it and reduced the size of the font
Okay loss the text and the picture of the eye...its so distracting from the overall wall. I like everything else...but the text and the picture of the eye really isn't necessary.
Not bad for a first wall I should say. The image needs work... cleaning I should say or maybe you can put in a better quality scan of Inuyasha on your wall. The background seems kind of bare to me. The text effects and texture is good. add a litle bit more elements to wall.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y276/TruTriniChild/inuyashawallpaper5.jpg
okie i re-edited and removed the eye and the lyrics...and i think its better then the first version i made...i know i still need to work on the image of inuyasha so im still searching for the scan to replace it since i dont know how to 'clean' an image but i'll search for a tutorial to do that i guess
okie give me your thoughts on this one :D
okie i re-edited and removed the eye and the lyrics...and i think its better then the first version i made...i know i still need to work on the image of inuyasha so im still searching for the scan to replace it since i dont know how to 'clean' an image but i'll search for a tutorial to do that i guess
okie give me your thoughts on this one :D
Hmm. Okay, I understand that you're still looking for a way to clean up the main image, so I'll ignore that. Getting rid of the text and eye is great, giving you a blank slate, so to speak, but now your wall is unbalanced. Your background (the color, not texture - the texture's great), in its present state, doesn't complement your core image. Unfortunately I can't tell you where to go with that except play around with the levels (that's what I would do).
Going back to your original elements: I think the eye is a great concept - if you could enlarge it (how much is up to you) and fade it into the background (but you'd need to get rid of those edges, do some work to blend them in with the bg) that'd be sweet. As for the text, perhaps you could choose one word, one phrase (and fade that, too, maybe? give it an echo?) to place strategetically.
I suppose what I'm trying to say here is go for a balanced piece, but use subtlety. I like what you were trying to go for in the original; you should try to capture that. It's just that the original was too harsh.
Hrm, do I make sense? Hope this helps.
Going back to your original elements: I think the eye is a great concept - if you could enlarge it (how much is up to you) and fade it into the background (but you'd need to get rid of those edges, do some work to blend them in with the bg) that'd be sweet. As for the text, perhaps you could choose one word, one phrase (and fade that, too, maybe? give it an echo?) to place strategetically.
I suppose what I'm trying to say here is go for a balanced piece, but use subtlety. I like what you were trying to go for in the original; you should try to capture that. It's just that the original was too harsh.
Hrm, do I make sense? Hope this helps.
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