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the ultimate beginner metadata tutorial !! by a dummy :3
HEY PALS AND PEOPLE doing some tips and tutorials ,,,, kinda explaining the metadata that people do in rentry
the site already have a "tutorial" on the "how" window, these on the post are the ones who need further explanation
i will put in topics and try to do my best on this, its a long read!
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A handful of the 20 of these I made on my flight
I’ll drop the other not ugly ones latr :3
others; 1 , 2 , 3 , 4
hey guys i figured out how to draw “lipstick kiss” in MS Paint
if you want fantastic adequate results like THIS,
all you have to do is:
1) draw the lipstick kiss (pictures embiggened to show texture): (also if you draw it better it’ll look better)
2) click “Brushes” and select “Airbrush” option (your path to the “Airbrush” option may vary from those pictured depending on your version of MS Paint)
3) right-click Airbrush to erase lips and add sprinkles of “background” / transparency, to simulate the incomplete nature of the transfer of lipstick onto a surface!
(best results may occur by using the Largest brush-size for Airbrush, and clicking briefly. Or not).
Anyway that’s today’s MX PAINT trick, for all you doing the time warp again to a simpler graphics tool.
could i please have some tips for making graphic and running an editblr account? /nf! whenever i try to make any graphic it just looks messy and empty :(
tips for graphics ! still by a dummy :3
WAITT IM PART OF THE EDITBLR? *cries in happinesd*
but anyways these are my tips and what i personally do , yu may do what yu like too !
link bc i alr made one but i felt like explaining more
i quite didnt get the 'running an editblr acc' sorry ! but yu still can send another ask explaining
Uh. I'm sorry if this is a weird question (or just a hard one to answer) but how do you make your layouts/graphics/whatnot? Like I understand it's done in some editing program of ur choice but like. Idk.
I guess what I mean is how did you develop ur editing style? I've tried to make cute layouts and such myself before, but it's never rlly worked out. Just wondering if you have any advice for starters lol. no pressure ofc, you don't gotta give away trade secrets or nothin
HAI OKAY HAIII I LOVE THIS QUESTION !!! Can’t promise banger answers or explanations theough :3
I’ll put everything past here under a cut cuz it gets lengthy and I may decide to add onto it in the future :333
Apologies in advance for any grammar/spelling mistakes n sentences that may not make complete sense !! :3
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Helloo! You have very wonderful graphics and layouts! ♡ if I may ask, do you have any tips on making graphics?
-@tuesdaysmotell
tips for graphics :3 !!!!!!
(or just things i do.. except im bad explaining)
i literally haven't touched ps for ages but along with traditional/digital art, graphic making is something i would also like to get into but where do i start? i've been using ps for years but everything i do turns out rubbish :c so i haven't used it for anything much and i always get the insp to do it after looking at graphics on TDA but then i'm reminded how awful they turn out. i could always start with tutorials but after tutorials i don't know what i should do then
There are only two pieces of advice I’m certain of regarding any kind of creative pursuit:
You have to put in a lot of hours of work - the kind of work that challenges yourself. When I started making graphics in photoshop, I was making graphics at least once a week. I clicked through every menu, every tool, to see what was available to me. I rarely used the same images or resources or fonts twice, so everything I was creating was at least that much different. When you’re self-teaching, there’s no “starting point.” You learn what your tools do and some fundamental concepts, and then you create. Constantly.
You need to find your inspiration and drive. No one can give that need to create, except yourself. You found inspiration, but your drive is what makes you create despite knowing how badly it’s going to turn out, or how many hours it’s going to take, or whatever it is that’s holding you back. It’s a lot of stubborn masochism, and it never ends. Every author or artist I know has a love/hate relationship with their craft, but we’re in it because we have a need to be and it’s ultimately rewarding. Every person is different. You might have to find the right environment or community in order to thrive. Explore. Persevere.
As for any insecurities you might have about your current work, I wrote this for writers, but it’s pretty applicable to any creative pursuit:
No one makes great things until the world intimately knows their mediocrity. Don’t think of your writing as terrible; think of it as preparing to contribute something great.
thank you so much for answering about removing bkg of an image! my other question is about the fly away strands of hairs which i can never concentrate enough on and it turns out horrible, is there any easier method to getting around the smaller loose strands of hair?
Not anything I abide by! If you look at my graphics, almost none of them have flyaway hair except those where I used the entire image. In the few cases that I do, the original image was probably very large, so it’s easier to cut. I really don’t have the patience for it :’D I’m all about having the illusion of the correct shape–you don’t have to cut things perfectly if people don’t notice anyway. When you’re finished cutting around the hair, it should look like hair, even if it doesn’t necessarily look exactly like the hair the picture started with.
BUT if I really had to deal with cutting out flyaway hairs, I’d probably do a rough image mask of what I want to cut out, then use the brush tool and draw on the mask to refine the mask. You can apply image adjustments on masks as well (levels, curves, etc), so if the mask looks too fuzzy or messy, I can sharpen it by increasing the contrast (I just think of image masks as a black-and-white canvas).
