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| Tosnic | 2009-08-28 10:44:42 | |||||||||
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| Keywords: | riot, kdbp, knocked, down, punches, sansen, grenade | |||||||||
| Date of Creation: | 2009-06-21 09:24:29 | |||||||||
| Version: | 2 | |||||||||
| License: |  , no warranty | |||||||||
| Category: | Image | |||||||||
| Subcategory: | Painting | |||||||||
| Theme: | Love | |||||||||
| Language: | English (USA) | |||||||||
| Violent Content: | negligible | |||||||||
| Count of Downloads: | 3 | |||||||||
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| My 2nd design of the CD Inlay for the 1st album of the band of my friend: Knocked down by Punches http://www.myspace.com/knockeddownbypunches The theme is: RIOT I made my own interpretation of the KdbP logo, which they have on their website: I cut it apart (PC), printed it, cut it free (real), weared it off (cutter), glued it on paper, took a photo, made the shadow to black alpha (PC). Since I know no way to get the "roll-up" perspective of an image, I used Blender :-p I cut around the edges of the grenade to make the edges harder, to provide decent alpha support and to fix some deformation caused by the too-thick brush. Raised the contrast and darkened the whole thing down. The now bright-orange stripe reminds me of the nazi-sign. O_O no intended relation though. Technique: Acrylics on thin white cardboard + Blender + GIMP size: ca. 12x12 cm time needed: ca. 2 days 976 raw characters | ||||||||||
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