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comparing yours to mine, 

 

i see yours as, sorry for this 

 

- find image

- ajust lighting

- slap on text

- feel proud

 

 

but yea i did that too, then i learn how to improve :D, but mine is still better :D

 

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comparing yours to mine,

 

i see yours as, sorry for this

 

- find image

- ajust lighting

- slap on text

- feel proud

 

 

but yea i did that too, then i learn how to improve :D, but mine is still better :D

 

I wasn't going to reply to this but it annoys me so much.

1. Don't brag about your art on a thread about someone else's art

2. I do not find images, adjust lighting and add text then pawn it off as art.

 

How I make GFX:

 

Find image

Increase saturation

Increase sharpness

Add gradient

Add lens flare

Add text

Adjust opacity

Add bevel effect

Add glow

Add drop shadow

Add water mark

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I wasn't going to reply to this but it annoys me so much.

1. Don't brag about your art on a thread about someone else's art

2. I do not find images, adjust lighting and add text then pawn it off as art.

 

How I make GFX:

 

Find image

Increase saturation

Increase sharpness

Add gradient

Add lens flare

Add text

Adjust opacity

Add bevel effect

Add glow

Add drop shadow

Add water mark

 

you do know right, thats just how i see you do it, thats how most people do it, all im saying, try using render and make your own background :)

 

and remember, "finding image and adding stuff to it" still counts as finding image and slap on some text 

Posted

Very good to be the first time you design.

 

But here are some suggestions if you want to earn money on designs, most people are doing so.

 

1.  Make your signatures smaller.

2. Try to design you own pictures instead of choosing them from google, thats could interest companies and they want to hire you.

     Or you want to work (free) Whatever.

3. You need to design something advanced not just adding glowing affects and texts., but as your new to design we all fully understand.  

 

Do all those 3 points, and people will offer you money for designs.

 

My brother was like you for 5 years a go, after he took graduations he got a job immediately.  He is now working at a hosting company by doing designs and advertising, he earns more then 2000 Dollars a week. 

Posted

you do know right, thats just how i see you do it, thats how most people do it, all im saying, try using render and make your own background :)

and remember, "finding image and adding stuff to it" still counts as finding image and slap on some text

 

Who cares anyway? :mellow:

As long as the image is better after I edit it, it doesn't matter.

Very good to be the first time you design.

 

But here are some suggestions if you want to earn money on designs, most people are doing so.

 

1.  Make your signatures smaller.

2. Try to design you own pictures instead of choosing them from google, thats could interest companies and they want to hire you.

     Or you want to work (free) Whatever.

3. You need to design something advanced not just adding glowing affects and texts., but as your new to design we all fully understand.  

 

Do all those 3 points, and people will offer you money for designs.

 

My brother was like you for 5 years a go, after he took graduations he got a job immediately.  He is now working at a hosting company by doing designs and advertising, he earns more then 2000 Dollars a week.

 

This is great advice! ^_^

But I am currently unable to design images because I design on mobile.

I also don't plan on making a living from designing. I do it for fun :D

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If you find joy in something, keep on doing it ^_^

"f you find joy in something, keep on doing it ^_^"

 

- Klepto 2015

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