Photoshop Assignment: Tsukasa Costume

Tsukasa · Post by **Tsukasa** » Fri Feb 07, 2003 9:46 pm

Hee... I figured I'd post the photoshop project where I had to do an image edit with my Tsukasa costume as a 'self portrait' project. So... I ended up doing a scene picture with it.

The photo was done by Christine, and it looks really nice... and I did all the funky photoshop workings on it and stuff. n.n

http://www.dragonpalace.net/~vorfeed/st ... hoto01.jpg

If you want to see an unedited pic, tho... (With hat and staff!), I've got a pic of our group from UshiCon. n.n

http://www.swordbreaker.com/stuff/hackgroup-ushi.jpg

Enjoy. n.n

Rune Grey · Post by **Rune Grey** » Fri Feb 07, 2003 9:52 pm

...somehow, the hotel chairs lose something supporting Aura, rather than the bed or her hanging straight from the ceiling. X)

But as I mentioned elsewhere, that is a really neat pic, and a good costume. And an interesting way to go about a photoshop assignment.

Lets see more stuff posted! I'm sure that people have wallpapers and such they can throw up here - lets see em! Post away!

Asmaria · Post by **Asmaria** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 5:50 am

ACK! Nuooo! XD Emberassing picture!

KidGenki · Post by **KidGenki** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 10:26 pm

Is there any progrms on the net that allows the pics to be resized?

Tsukasa · Post by **Tsukasa** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 10:48 pm

I think Paint Shop Pro is Shareware. I'd say looking through http://downloads.com to see what they have available for multimedia imaging programs. That's the best I can recommend.

KidGenki · Post by **KidGenki** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 10:53 pm

Thanks if not that im stunk but ill keep looking.. i find some but they will always be over 100 like 110 or somthing but ill try the paint shop pro .. i use to have adobe photoshop but it was killin my cpu.

Tsukasa · Post by **Tsukasa** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 11:00 pm

Photoshop is a very heavily resource intensive program. My system does a fair job running it though, but that's actually because I purchased more RAM for it. (This comp is a P2 400.) If you can use it to it's full capabilities, though, you should. Photoshop is an excellent program- one of the best out there. I'm glad I'm in the classes on it, because I'm learning all sorts of nifty things I never really knew 'bout it in the past.

Gearhead · Post by **Gearhead** » Sat Feb 08, 2003 11:08 pm

Photoshop is a swiss army chainsaw of an application. You can do a whole lot with it, and it's taken me years of experimentation to start getting half of the tricks that I use with it down reasonably well. Half the time I'm still just frobbing switches and options randomly until I like what I see.

Rune Grey · Post by **Rune Grey** » Sun Feb 09, 2003 5:23 am

Also, if you can't afford Photoshop, there is an interesting little knockoff you can try called GIMP that is floating around - it doesn't have a lot of the filters and effects that Photoshop as built in, but its a very similar codebase. So if you know how to MAKE effects and such properly, its not too hard with this program.

Gearhead · Post by **Gearhead** » Sun Feb 09, 2003 5:26 am

The GIMP is an impressive piece of technology, and if I didn't happen to have a copy of Photoshop I would be using it in a heartbeat. It actually does have a nice filter library or two if you know where to go looking.

Pipian · Post by **Pipian** » Sun Feb 09, 2003 7:37 pm

Ssh! Gimps no knockoff. It's an open-source software supposed to do the job of Photoshop! I still prefer Photoshop though. Shame it doesn't work in Linux ~_~

AirSpiritX · Post by **AirSpiritX** » Sun Feb 16, 2003 5:22 pm

I got my copy off of Kazaa XD........I'm cheap, I know it(and I show it!). I also have about 300 different plugins for it lol

WaveMaster Elk · Post by **WaveMaster Elk** » Sun Feb 23, 2003 5:21 am

nice pic. um tell who ever made the costume tell them i said nice job

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Photoshop Assignment: Tsukasa Costume

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