Forum Avatar Request Thread
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MisterNoisy
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You're awesome!
DiscoPower
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Please go hog wild. Something to reflect my username, anything.
John Travolta's SNF opening strut perhaps?
John Travolta's SNF opening strut perhaps?
Heads up: very few pure requests like this end up getting results. You'll get a much better solution if you search Google images for an image you like, post a link to that image here and say what part of the image you'd like us to use to make your avatar.
Youtube is also a valid source for a source link, if you tell us the time in the video you want your frame to come from (or describe the frame).
AnathemicOne
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Thats two pixel.
Ahh thank you that's perfect
VitalNerve
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If someone would be willing to do this for me that would be great.
VitalNerve
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thank you very much
If you want something different then let us know.
Dr Duncan Steel
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Anything for a fellow T&E fan
Completely forgot about this request. You guys are awesome. Great Job!
Ice Lightning
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Could I have this resized please, without the name in the corner? I tried to reduce it down the best I could, but I could only get down to 97x129.
Maklershed
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http://th271.photobucket.com/albums/jj155/Waylonzzz/th_GeassMask.png[IMG]
Could I have this resized please, without the name in the corner? I tried to reduce it down the best I could, but I could only get down to 97x129.[/QUOTE]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/VeLhf.png
Maklershed
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What's the easy method to do the border in Gimp?
Ice Lightning
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Thanks Toppot and Maklershed!
Clipper posted some helpful tips. Similar process?
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=34443340&postcount=5333
Maklershed
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???
Excellent. Thanks.
Is there anyway you could remove that little white dot in the lower right bit?
I don't use Gimp so sadly I don't know, but I guess what Bloodrage/Clipper posted would work.
I tried using my technique in GIMP but it doesn't work the same as Photoshop.
In Photoshop I create a solid colour layer bigger than the avatar size, cut out the size of the avatar from the middle of it (Usually just a Magic Wand selection to select the size as the canvas/avatar size), then apply a 1 pixel stroke to that layer, which then gives a stroke to the hole I have made in the layer, but because the canvas is only the size of the avatar you only see the stroke. (Easier than I make it sound xD)
The 'technique'
http://i.imgur.com/bxDZT.png
What you actually get
http://i.imgur.com/kkyRK.png
It might be possible to do my technique in Gimp but I'll leave that for you and those versed in Gimp to decide.
EDIT:
Please and thank you.
I think on the the left one you squashed him a bit sidewaysHere you go.
Technically... yes
The design itself is taken from the Scott Pilgrim game, its Ramona as she shows on the world map. But there are no good quality images of it and she is too small on the map, so I recreated her (and everyone else on the game) in Illustrator as vectors so I could have them as big as I wanted. I also animated them like they are on the map.
Then messed around to make ones in the same style
I was so sad that animated avatars were removed before my account was accepted, Ramona shall forever be frozen in time =[
No problem =]
Technically... yes
The design itself is taken from the Scott Pilgrim game, its Ramona as she shows on the world map. But there are no good quality images of it and she is too small on the map, so I recreated her (and everyone else on the game) in Illustrator as vectors so I could have them as big as I wanted. I also animated them like they are on the map.
Then messed around to make ones in the same style
I was so sad that animated avatars were removed before my account was accepted, Ramona shall forever be frozen in time =[
No problem =]
Wow I love those. Great work!
This is a joke waiting to happen
For the exterior borders, it's a lot easier to do the following than my other method that you were linked to (and MUCH less complicated than Toppot's approach):
1: Select...Select All (or Ctrl-A)
2: Select...Border (1 pixel)
3: Edit... Fill with FG color (make sure FG colour is selected correctly first) (Ctrl-comma is already a shortcut here)
That's it. You don't have the growth issue that you do with doing the outline type things. I'm considering putting it into a macro.
That is much simpler in Gimp. Good one =]
Thank you very very much!
No problem. Here's the same picture with no border, I should have included it in my post:
Maklershed
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