You teach me the gfx?
HAI
That depends.
Before I teach anyone graphics I ask them a question and they must supply a acceptable answer.
Q: What is your philosophy on life?
Before I teach anyone graphics I ask them a question and they must supply a acceptable answer.
Q: What is your philosophy on life?
Live life to the fullest and never back down from a challenge.
Hmm..
I'll accept it.
Lesson 1- COLOR:
In any form of art, color is a key element in your composition. With colors that compliment each other you will have a nice, smooth transition between colors and it will be very calming on the viewer and make it more enjoyable. You do not want to choose colors that look bad together or do not compliment each other. This will cause the viewer of your piece to get angry and generally disapprove of the piece.
Example of what is OK: Brown and light blue
what is not OK: Red and purple.
I'll accept it.
Lesson 1- COLOR:
In any form of art, color is a key element in your composition. With colors that compliment each other you will have a nice, smooth transition between colors and it will be very calming on the viewer and make it more enjoyable. You do not want to choose colors that look bad together or do not compliment each other. This will cause the viewer of your piece to get angry and generally disapprove of the piece.
Example of what is OK: Brown and light blue
what is not OK: Red and purple.
Originally Posted by moosicgawd
Hmm..
I'll accept it.
Lesson 1- COLOR:
In any form of art, color is a key element in your composition. With colors that compliment each other you will have a nice, smooth transition between colors and it will be very calming on the viewer and make it more enjoyable. You do not want to choose colors that look bad together or do not compliment each other. This will cause the viewer of your piece to get angry and generally disapprove of the piece.
Example of what is OK: Brown and light blue
what is not OK: Red and purple.
I'll accept it.
Lesson 1- COLOR:
In any form of art, color is a key element in your composition. With colors that compliment each other you will have a nice, smooth transition between colors and it will be very calming on the viewer and make it more enjoyable. You do not want to choose colors that look bad together or do not compliment each other. This will cause the viewer of your piece to get angry and generally disapprove of the piece.
Example of what is OK: Brown and light blue
what is not OK: Red and purple.
You are dead to me.
Okay. =D
ARUN YOUR A BASTERD I MISSED YOU moosicgawd
Lol first time I looked I thought it was hitler in your avatar.
how should i know how your family is 
Hai there moosey. Sup?
To guy who said it came from a book: It did not.
To arun:
to everyone else HAI
Oh and to asians: Its steve prefontaine
To arun:
to everyone else HAI
Oh and to asians: Its steve prefontaine
prepair to get flamed
Nigga shut up.
Originally Posted by moosicgawd
Nigga shut up.
