Art update: 6 multifandom walls

May 30, 2011 22:15

Hi, guys.
Updating a bit sooner than I planned, but since I'm currently sick and bottled at home, I thought I'd post the new walls I have. :)

The Vampire Diaries

As good as dead (Damon, spoilers for 2.21)
Made this manip during the wait for the season finale. :)

Katherine: Damon, he said you were as good as dead. What does that even mean? [...]
Damon: It ( Read more... )

manipulations, the vampire diaries, wallpapers, supernatural, spuffy, btvs

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mrsr58 May 31 2011, 05:22:50 UTC
okay, these are awesome! :D

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uglybusiness May 31 2011, 13:15:04 UTC
Thank you! :D

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e0wyn May 31 2011, 07:16:12 UTC
OMG XD I'm not one for crack but I love what you've done with the Spn wallpaper dear! It's a great idea and their postures & facial expressions are just peachy :D I'm gonna snag it and use it as background :) Thank you!!

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uglybusiness May 31 2011, 16:49:29 UTC
Hehe! Thank *you*, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D

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moscow_watcher May 31 2011, 10:26:42 UTC
I remember seeing this Spuffy wall on Buffyforums - but I can't stop ogling it again. Great job!

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uglybusiness May 31 2011, 16:49:55 UTC
Спасибо, дорогая! :)

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danito0o96 May 31 2011, 12:47:43 UTC
I love your style and blending. <3 Amazing job on these!

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uglybusiness May 31 2011, 16:50:11 UTC
Thank you! :)

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evangelin1202 May 31 2011, 13:39:37 UTC
Gorgeous work! Snagged the S/B wall and am enjoying it on my desktop right now. :)

Btw, can I ask you a question? How do you make all these different sizes? I mean doesn't the quality go down when you resize?

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uglybusiness May 31 2011, 16:18:00 UTC
Thank you! :)

I start with the biggest size (my working canvas is usually 1680x1200 or 1920x1200, sometimes bigger) and then resize or crop it down. And when resizing, I find it better to 1) flatten all layers except text before I resize (this way fonts won't go blurry); 2) resize; 3) then merge down the text and sharpen everything a little. I prefer Smart Sharpen because it allows finer settings than regular Sharpen.

Another trick is to never resize the image twice. Say, if my canvas is 1680x1050, I will create a snapshot of it in my history palette, resize it to 1440x900, sharpen, and save; then I'll go back to the snapshot of original size and resize the wall now to 1280x800, etc.

Hope this helps. :)

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evangelin1202 May 31 2011, 18:00:09 UTC
Thank you so much! That helps a lot. I'm not all that good with walls but when I make some I like to present them in different sizes and I always have trouble with it. So, yeah, thanks! :)

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