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Some divider type things - you can make frames from these with their side counterparts. If you wanna use, just be sure to direct link the images used back to this post.

Frames for what, you ask?

The battlesprite images of your dragons from the coliseum. Just follow this method:

Top image, return.

Leftborder, battlesprite, right border, (no spaces in between), return.

Bottom image.

It makes for a very fancy, pretty frame, like so.

Which is V useful for self-updating spreadsheet bios, as you can just swap out dragon IDs rather than making new graphics for everyone.

Here’s the side bits:

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#landscape #lightning #references

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Arsenal Prime - [DAY_840]

#scifi #sci fi #helmet #reference

pixelartus

Pixel Art Rock Formations

Pixel Artist: vierbit

Source: twitter.com/vierbit

#reference #pixel #style #rock #boulder

adgraphics

http://bit.ly/1tji1u9

#scifi #sci fi #hexagon #shape #shapes #reference #perspective

angulargeometry

Give Your All.

| #GIF | #DAILY | #C4D |

#gif #loop

elk64

Preview of a commission I just finished : )

Gold leaf, gouache, and watercolor

#style #reference

kvebox

Woke up at 2am and couldn’t fall back asleep so I made a tutorial on the Photoshop techniques I use most frequently. Starting with the sketch:

adjustment layers: specifically the hue/saturation slider in this case, allows you to color correct quickly

lasso tool: for sharp edges!

alpha lock: useful for painting within a pre-defined area (especially useful when painting characters)

x (hotkey) : toggle between foreground + background colors- let’s you easily blend between 2 colors

ctrl/cmd click : quickly change current active layer. Especially useful if you’re burdened with too many layers (or just very disorganized)

clipping mask: similar to alpha lock, but can add details without changing/ painting directly on the previous layer. I often use them to test out + apply gradients.

layer styles: I didn’t use any in this image, but the possibilities for layer styles endless, from simply adding a quick outline (useful for die cut demarcations when making stickers!) to creating more seemingly complex appearances. Here’s a gif of Nick Carver using layer styles (a combo of drop shadows + inner shadows) to quickly make the illusion of snow but with simple strokes.