New sig
Is this good its my first one its bad i think... Lol
tell me if u like...
tell me if u like...
New sig
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WRONG PLACE
this is the sig request mate, you show off in the "show off" section.
this is the sig request mate, you show off in the "show off" section.
yeah dude
read before u post -.-
read before u post -.-
WRONG SECTION!
Use some TUTS.
And Wrong section.
And Wrong section.
i think tuts aren't the way to go; learning is done by doing in GFX, like trying new styles. learning can be surprisingly rapid if you try.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
Originally Posted by Remorse
i think tuts aren't the way to go; learning is done by doing in GFX, like trying new styles. learning can be surprisingly rapid if you try.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
Originally Posted by Remorse
i think tuts aren't the way to go; learning is done by doing in GFX, like trying new styles. learning can be surprisingly rapid if you try.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
Halo Much?
Originally Posted by Remorse
i think tuts aren't the way to go; learning is done by doing in GFX, like trying new styles. learning can be surprisingly rapid if you try.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
for me, it went like this:
(blows nuts)
to
(i learned to blend)
to
(applied flow principles)
to this
(combined theories)
looking at other's work and progressive work helps a lot.
oh and edit: this progression happened in about 3 days.
Tuts always help you
Tut's are magic.
I always research new ones, and I've been working at being good at GFX for only 2 months.
I always research new ones, and I've been working at being good at GFX for only 2 months.
i think is oki i do like the colors.
off-topic
but uhh... still wrong section?
but uhh... still wrong section?
Yeah, watch some tuts, peace.
sux.........
