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Tenebrae-Unus — Devil May Cry Sig
Published: 2005-07-11 20:00:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 183; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 12
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a sig I made from the great trilogy Devil may cry.......I've been awake for 55 hours now so please forgive me if it is a little on the sucky side.....i tried my best on it
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Yup!
And DMC could never look better8)
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I love it. It looks great. It looks like him and it rocks. There's nothing bad I could say about it. Only good. And a wish that I was as good. Keep drawing.
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lol I thank you for thinking that I drew that.........but I'm not that good....its a render, meaning its an official artwork that I just used in a signature, the background is mine though and the blending technique.
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Ooooh I feel silly now. lol Blush! It's still cool though and I def couldn't do anything like that.
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nice sig! I like the effect you used on the render, was it a specific filter? The background is awesome too
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Hi, thanks for your interest, the effect on the render is a blending technique that I use and I came up with (probably not the first to come up with it though) I used the brush that I used on the background as a rubber although it was on a very low opacity (maybe 20%) and I just went around fading the image away in places. and the background is my invention, I used one of Metal CX's brushes from his pack called "Grunge n shit" and brush the background and then create three color ballance layers, the first on set all the way to red, the second set all the way yellow, and the third which also covers the render 50 red and 50 yellow, I then use the Filter>render>clouds on the color balance layers.
hope that gives you enough direction in creating some nice artwork
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Looks very nice. I like the brushing and how you managed to blend Dante in makes it look even better. I'm also a fan of that text, looks good.
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thanks, the text is called Beast Wars, and the way to fade it like that is by using the eraser and set it to brush (as opposed to block) and then choose a brush you used for the background then set the opacity to something like 9% and then randomly 'erase' the part you want faded
hope that helps
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Nice, might have to use that little trick. In the past I've just used feathering but that should allow me to get the details worked out.
Thanks for the text also, will probably go download it now.
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ok the site i used was aomething like [link] (i may be wrong so you might have to do a search on it, its been awhile since i used it)
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