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Fly... by °Phill  3 weeks 19 hours  ago

Fly... by °Phill 3 weeks 19 hours ago

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This wallpaper captures the urban essence that proliferated the art of Ghost in the Shell in every incarnation of the series. Phill does an amazing job of capturing a moment of surrealism.

While there are a few, stray building angles and shadows, you find that your eye forgives the minor details and instead focuses on the overall scene that is larger than life, with lights trailing off into infinity.

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$damoser 1 minute ago
But then that would be accepting a mistake, and men don't make mistakes, none that are acceptable.

^hatesyou 3 minutes ago
He punctuated with a full stop. What if you just accepted you misread it?

$damoser 4 minutes ago
Then why would he put a period instead?

$motogp 5 minutes ago
What if he forgot to put a question mark :P

^hatesyou 7 minutes ago
His comment was a statement. Not a question.

$damoser 7 minutes ago
Seemed more like a rhetorical question to me.

$motogp 11 minutes ago
No he was asking.i was telling xD

$damoser 12 minutes ago
So basically what aki said, only more specific.

$motogp 14 minutes ago
U can edit it and add the new size

°akiranyo 34 minutes ago
Ah, I see. So after approving is possible to change to even a not listed resolution.

My First wallpaper

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8 months 2 weeks ago
It got rejected hahaha! Any comments? Here's the link: http://www.animepaper.net/gallery/wallpapers/sessions/item69048/

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8 months 2 weeks ago
Well, first, maybe it's just me, but it's a bit distorted, did you mantain the proportions when you resized the characters? I'm not familiar with this series so maybe it's the style.
Now for actual problems...
You used an actual scan as background, you should have at least extracted the character and design a background by yourself. Characters use up too much space as well. I'm guessing this is the scan you used.
There's a difference in the quality of the character images. The guy's colors are a bit more desaturated and grainy than the girl's. I think this is because the girl seems to be a vector, while the guy is a scan. I suggest you find a scan of the girl to make them both of equal quality (I guess it's easier than finding a vector for the guy), and apply cleaning. There's a tutorial I always link to, but now the site's down so it's like this:
1. Duplicate the layer.
2. Apply Filter>Noise>Median to the layer above
3. Set the blending mode of the layer above to overlay or multiply.
And as personal taste comment, text is... errr ugly. You might want a second opinion because I don't like text in walls, but you should at least try to not cover the characters with text.
The extraction you did at the little piece of cloth in front of the girl seems ok though, so I'd encourage you to go actually extract the characters.
Hope that helps, good luck =)

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