Alexandras portfolio

[Ardnax]

Here is some images I've done in paint and some other programs.
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[Richard]

You know, I was once in that point in my life where I had to paste images on top of each other... like some yearbook collage.

It took me years to find out about this little program called Collage Maker http://www.galleriasoftware.com/downloads.htm. It works wonders, Photoshop is a hassle, I wouldn't put myself through it. Try the program, you might like it.

Oh your work, it's nicely done. I remember doing worse.

[Hazzle]

Err...deary...to the naked eye your sig looks bigger than 70 X 300...care to deal with it?

[Ardnax]

Originally Posted by Richard

You know, I was once in that point in my life where I had to paste images on top of each other... like some yearbook collage.

It took me years to find out about this little program called Collage Maker http://www.galleriasoftware.com/downloads.htm. It works wonders, Photoshop is a hassle, I wouldn't put myself through it. Try the program, you might like it.

Oh your work, it's nicely done. I remember doing worse.

Thanks for the tips!

Originally Posted by Hazzle

Err...deary...to the naked eye your sig looks bigger than 70 X 300...care to deal with it?

Of course my dear Hazzle!

[Hazzle]

Oh...and the rules also do ask that you don't post your sig twice in one thread...made worse by the fact it's too big. Please do deal with it...it's not hard.

[acliff]

And there I was thinking that you had left....

[Ardnax]

Originally Posted by acliff

And there I was thinking that you had left....

I did but I came back. And sorry Hazzle, I obviously didn't think with my brain! :icon_redf

[Hazzle]

Originally Posted by Ardnax

I did but I came back. And sorry Hazzle, I obviously didn't think with my brain! :icon_redf

Hey, it's cool...I'm just pointing out the rules...no need for overkill on my part..."most" people (yourself included) are reasonable enough to obey the rules if asked to .

[frodo1511]

It's preety good, a work of genious (all 4 of them). I especially like the collage, makes it look "home made". Keep it up!

[Ardnax]

Here's a little thing I made in paint.

[Ardnax]

Damn, my scans sucks.

[Narg]

Id be a liar if i said THOSE PICTURES ARE EXCELLENT ! !!!

[Ardnax]

okay...

[Narzys]

Originally Posted by Richard

Photoshop is a hassle, I wouldn't put myself through it. Try the program, you might like it.

It isn't VERY difficult. Try to play something with the "layers". If you know how that works you are almost there (2: try to play with the "magic wand")

[keira_lover]

Originally Posted by Ardnax

Damn, my scans sucks.

That's not the only thing that sucks :icon_evil
"That's not a woman, it's a man, baby!"
-or just a really, really ugly woman, I can't really tell.

I'm sorry, but I think your drawings have gotten progressively worse every time....maybe you should quite while you're ahead, eh?

[Renegade]

Ardnax, to be honest, your drawings looked rushed. It's as if you made them in 10 minutes. Be patient and focus on detail. Take a week (or more) to do so if you have to. Atleast, the final product will look good in the end.

[Julespaxton]

keira lover, i'd like to see you do anybetter. lay off bitch.

Naxy doll, theres a trick called grid, which is actually really cool and simple. You print out a pic on a full (i mean covering the entire thing with no margins) piece of printer paper. take another piece of printer paper. this is the one you will draw on. next, take a ruler and make a grid on each paper. i find it easiest to use the width of the ruler as your size. from there you transfer what is in each little box in the photo into the corosponding blank box. focus on just what is in the box, not the entire pic its self. it really works nicely. heres one i did of angelina.

[Stormbringer]

That is very good advice for Ardnax and a very nice drawing Jules. Ardnax, if you are not comfortable working with grids, rulers, or measurements, try to practice on one part of the face at a time. I've never used grids, rulers, or meaurements myself, and have pretty much drawn freehand all my life. Again, try to concentrate on one part of the face at a time. It would be helpful if you bought a book on drawing the human face so that you have a general idea of the structure and form of the face and parts of the face. Honestly, take some time and you will be amazed at what patience, practice, and persistence can and will achieve.

[Ardnax]

Here's some new signatures and avatars.

[keira loves lipgloss]

I love those!