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| Posted: 10 July 2005 at 7:28pm | IP Logged | 1
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By all means do Matthew Blow me away with your colors.
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Well, don't know about that. For blown away you'll need to see Greg Waller. As for me, we'll just settle for "pedal the tricycle around the block and hope we go forward"...
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Yes it is my idea for Ironman. If i got to do him I would make him a
robot with Tony Starks brain patterns imbedded in it's memory.
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Not dissing you idea by any means, but I always liked the traditional
aspect of Tony in a suit of armor. But it's a pretty cool idea
you have any way. Has that not been done in the comics?
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My scanner is a Canon
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I have one as well. Like it a lot. Got it a while ago.
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Anthony J Lombardi
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I don't know if it was done before. I believe i first thought about it after reading Masamune Shirows Ghost in the Shell.. So i wanted to be in the same spirit that Iron man was about when he first came out. He needed to have the chest plate because of his heart so I expanded and thought suppose he was gonna die what would he do to live on. So i thought of him as a ghost in the machine that could switch his mind from one suit to another.
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Anthony J Lombardi
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| Posted: 10 July 2005 at 8:04pm | IP Logged | 3
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here are a few more from my sketch pad
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So i thought of him as a ghost in the machine that could switch his mind from one suit to another.
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I need to read that book. Maybe the Image character got Diehard from that same idea?
Also, if you're within your 30 day purchase of your scanner you could
just take it back and say it's not working right. I bought a
scanner once that all of a sudden started scanning stuff in
purple! It was pretty close to the 30 day return policy of Best
Buy, but I think I payed a bit more and got the one I have today.
Sometimes, even if you're over the 30 days and the manager is cool, you
can exchange it still if you are doing a swap or going to get another
one at the store. They usually don't care because I think they
get credit for the return anyway.
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Question for Prof. Vlad and other Photoshop Afficionados:
What would be a good way to simulate water or blood dropplets in Photoshop?
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Anthony J Lombardi
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use your lasso and draw your droplet feather it about 2 or 3 fill in your color. select the layer so you can choose the blend options. select bevel and emboss as well as color over lay and satin adjust each until you have achieved your desired result. for an added affect duplicate the layer when you are done and the top layer make it transparent .
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James Stewart
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| Posted: 11 July 2005 at 6:24am | IP Logged | 7
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Welcome back Anthony .Great stuff you posted.really liked the son of satan one.And your watcher is cool.
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James Stewart
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Darren Taylor wrote:
James Stewart wrote:
| Thanks mate.Those sketches are damn good. what's the cow one all about ?super skrull? oh by the way Darren i have a genius easy pen if you want it. i bought another one which is cordless. its in good condition you can have it for zilch. let me know if your interested.
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Err, what is it? I'm going to "assume" it's a pen for drawing on some "tablet", at least that's my guess!
If so...I don't currently have a tablet:-(
I've asked Santa for one though:-) But who knows, eh-LOL.
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This is a tablet and pen together ,i bought a new one, if you want it send me a couple of quid for postage or meet me in glasgow an you can pick it up. howzabout that then?
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Anthony J Lombardi
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Thanks James , Son of Satan has always been one of my favorite characters, that i thought was just going to waste at Marvel.
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James Stewart
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You didn't think i'd let you guys down.....did you?...... heres my pic of the day.
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Anthony J Lombardi wrote:
| Thanks James , Son of Satan has always been one of my favorite characters, that i thought was just going to waste at Marvel. |
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Yeah i know what you mean. .I liked the Son of satan when i was a laddie.
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| Posted: 11 July 2005 at 7:19am | IP Logged | 12
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Anthony L - thanks for the Photoshop tutorial! Much appreciated.
James - great use of cartooning and real photos. I like it.
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