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Just make stuff I'll update this thread in a couple of days, cause it's gaining some cobwebs

I haven't touched this thread or the other one in a long time

PM me for the PSD You can make the bulb visible

It's easy enough to do in Photoshop More complex flat shapes will take place in Illustrator. That's why I now trace images in Illustrator instead of Photoshop, cause I really like the Pen Tool there.

Circles, rectangles, and triangles

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I was looking for some free fonts to download, and I came across one called 'GOGOIA'. Looks amazing! And the design preview I looked at for this font on Behance was simply jaw-dropping. It looked juicy and vibrant, and flat. I like flat. So I tried to do my own spin on an avatar with that font (using inspiration from the preview), and this is what I made: This was sharpened with a High Pass filter. I also have one that isn't sharpened so it looks considerably juicer (and maybe flatter, who knows). Too blurry? View it in a New Tab. Want to make this? Stay for a tutorial, or PM me for the PSD Feedback below

ChingLiu is one of the best crackers ever His work

Color palettes = I go to Adobe's site color.adobe.com

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Great to have you back

I didn't know you were MiKKa until I read your signature. Hi

I LIKE UR ART BRUH!

I got it as a gift though

Aww, what happened to the sig I made u Looks good though

It's actually 1, cause LookOut is a Mod. But since I said something, it's back to 1 again huehuehuehuehue

What if they are wolves? Not foxes?

So recently I got hooked on Double and Multiple Exposure artworks. Even though they're very easy to do, they just look so elegant. Before I create some exposure crafts, I'll make some stuff with foxes first. (I'm gonna make a tutorial on double exposure before I create the artwork) This thread will be constantly edited, because I'm making more than one Fox Canvas. Too blurry? Open in a New Tab. Too big? Shrink your screen size. Still too blurry? Request the PSD, and I'll PM you

Ultron The comic was way better IMO

I get where you're coming from I like all colors on the spectrum, but I'm really into those kinds of colors, cause I love vintage and retro-type stuff. Sometimes I do use vivid colors (when I approach the modern era) when creating flat design, but I find that you can impact people a lot more with desaturated colors.

Hey guys! I made a polygon shape with 4 different color palettes, and I wanted to do a smooth animation on After Effects, but it stopped working. So I decided to do Frame Animation, even though the end result isn't going to be as nice. In the meantime, I may make a tutorial on how to do the shape (and you can make your own custom color palette as well). Just some inspiration I found on YouTube Too big? Shrink your screen size

You do realize that you could have just sold this yourself, but I guess the community is more important Thanks a lot!

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