Kari480

Gah!  I really have to stop blurring!  I've recently finished a new wallpaper for Gundam Seed and while using the filters and effects, I kept using ones that revolved around blurring!! *slaps self*  It made the main scan in the picture look a bit (no..VERY) blurry...though I kinda didn't take notice of it until people from another site questioned me about it...THANK THE LORD FOR THEIR ADVICE! :w00t!: Then, when I FINALLY took notice, I went back to Gimp and searched for a way to make the blur less noticeable, but as usual the only way out of this explicit situation was to use 'SHARPEN'... I did sharpen it to a degree (85% to be exact) and i

*points at self* Yep, I'm an inexperienced artist with image editing!  Kinda proud of it since my second deviation (which is actually my second work from image editing) turned out to be very unique and..how should I say this.....INNOCENT!  I was more experimenting than actually working on the wallpaper -  just to get a feel of how the functions of Adobe and Gimp work! But when I scattered the cut outs (which were done on the computer since I was too darn lazy to print them out.  This explains the rigid edges...) and then used filters, effects, blurs, and burns to make an aged effect...I've FINALLY decided what to do with the cut outs...(pret

Ohayou!  I've just summited my second deviation - one which I completely fell in love with! It's a wallpaper conveying the broken friendship between Ino and Sakura from Naruto.  I used filters and effects that made it look like scattered discoloured photos and used a deep chalky fog to put a melancholy portrayal to it. Well, it's called Memories and because its dimensions are 1024 by 768, it can be used for any desktop!  Feel free to use it as your desktop background!