I'm still learning, but I'm having fun in the process! (more wallpapers) Options

[awakeaftermidnig...]

I'm aware that I tend to use the same brushes. Those are the ones I like. I'm also aware that I leave blank areas. I don't like putting too much on because then I think it looks cluttered. I am very appreciative of all of the advice I have been getting on here. Thanks everyone! I think it is helping some. but it's hard for me to change the way I've been making art just like that *snaps fingers*

I'm working on it. I'm trying out new things. playing with brushes, etc. Moving the images around.


here is some more stuff that I made tonight. Feedback is appreciated always. suggestions also welcome as to what else I might add to them or what sort of textures might look good on them.










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[xtrancie]

I don't use photoshop to make my art, I use Paint Shop Pro 8. the image quality for the Sandra Bullock wallpapers were really high quality until I resized them heh. I have been stuck in pinks, blues and greens as far as color goes. what is dual brushing? is that like laying one brush on top of another?

and I usually save my work as PNG, but it was taking an eternity to upload them. stupid dial up. pffft.
so I started saving them as jpgs. I got some new brushes. and made a Niles/Daphne wallpaper. low quality images. but I just wanted to play with the new brushes I got. I combined them with some of my old ones.

there's the result of that little... experiment? heh. I'm trying to figure out how to place the brushes so they look good and not...

like I randomly placed them?

First i'll tell you, GREEN AND BROWN DOES NOT GO TOGETHER. If you cant seem to choose the right color, you should go and read about the color wheels. Yes by dual brush i meant placing them over laping each other, but dont do them all in 1 layer, spread them out, batch them in layers. play around with your blending mode in them.

I highly recommend, you go out and get some cable/dsl! Dial up is NOT for future designers.

LOL! yes i agree with her. especially when you start making your own portfolio page and dealing with uploading a bunch of php script. isnt so great =)