MSPAINT

[Crunchy Bacon]

It would have been better if it was made from scratch. Good job nonetheless.

[Mouzie]

Minecraft ninjas.

[[MPGH]AVGN]

https://www.mpgh.net/forum/380-challe...ml#post5648434

[Polo]

I used the original and then i changed the colors and a couple of things around.

Lol yeah thats what i thought.

[unicorn69]

Looks nice How long did u made it?

About an hour or two. I was doing hw in between.

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https://www.mpgh.net/forum/380-challe...ml#post5648434

Don't have 100 posts though

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no way you did that with paint
photoshop ?

I googled the original image and then i used ms paint and made it a different painting.

[Monterr]

So if you really did it in paint - respect bro

[[SMA] Paradise`]

Not bad..Good job.

[Shakugan no Shana]

Lolwut? Filter -> Artistic -> Palette Knife

Before:


After:

[unicorn69]

Lolwut? Filter -> Artistic -> Palette Knife

Before:


After:

MS Paint doesn't have filter. Besides, if you want to see the original drawing, Google image combat arms zombie.

[Shakugan no Shana]

MS Paint doesn't have filter. Besides, if you want to see the original drawing, Google image combat arms zombie.

Oh please, I can say I did that pixel by pixel in MS paint but does it mean I actually did?

[OxygenLite]

Lie, this is a photoshop filter.

[Lehsyrus]

Oh please, I can say I did that pixel by pixel in MS paint but does it mean I actually did?

@OxygenLite


Did either of you even try taking the original and using the palette knife on the original image yourselves? I did, and I adjusted every setting until I got the closest resemblance I could. His looks NOTHING like the original image with a filter on it. There's no way taking the light from the soldiers goggles in contrast to the light on his face and just applying a palette knife filter that would allow the outlining of the goggles to stay the way it did and yet blotch over the mouth. I also tried applying other filters and the same filter more than once.

This is NOT a fucking filter. Before shooting your mouth off, try actually making some PROOF he did it with a filter.

[EpicG0d]

Thats actually really cool!!!! Congratz

[unicorn69]

@OxygenLite


Did either of you even try taking the original and using the palette knife on the original image yourselves? I did, and I adjusted every setting until I got the closest resemblance I could. His looks NOTHING like the original image with a filter on it. There's no way taking the light from the soldiers goggles in contrast to the light on his face and just applying a palette knife filter that would allow the outlining of the goggles to stay the way it did and yet blotch over the mouth. I also tried applying other filters and the same filter more than once.

This is NOT a fucking filter. Before shooting your mouth off, try actually making some PROOF he did it with a filter.

YES! THANK YOU!

I would also like to point out that any doubters should GOOGLE IMAGE "Combat Arms Zombie", and compare the actual drawing to my drawing. The Zombies and the soldier are wearing cameo, but in my drawing they are just wearing shades of black. I don't think the filter would leave out such a pretty big detail like that. Also, compare the sky in my drawing versus the sky in the original drawing.

I don't know where the filter is on MS PAINT, but if you guys know, please do share.

ALSO, I did NOT say that I drew this all on my own. I said that I used the original as a template. I painted over the original drawing with different colors.

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Oh please, I can say I did that pixel by pixel in MS paint but does it mean I actually did?

Also, your "photoshop filter" looks nothing like the style of my recreation of the Nexon drawing. First of all, its blotchy, and second of all, it looks like watercolor. I used paint and airbrush.

[Shakugan no Shana]

@OxygenLite


Did either of you even try taking the original and using the palette knife on the original image yourselves? I did, and I adjusted every setting until I got the closest resemblance I could. His looks NOTHING like the original image with a filter on it. There's no way taking the light from the soldiers goggles in contrast to the light on his face and just applying a palette knife filter that would allow the outlining of the goggles to stay the way it did and yet blotch over the mouth. I also tried applying other filters and the same filter more than once.

This is NOT a fucking filter. Before shooting your mouth off, try actually making some PROOF he did it with a filter.

Layer masks my friend.