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Opinions on a first-timers digital art attempt

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  • 11-09-2011 2:15am
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    Idjit
    Registered Users Posts: 853 ✭✭✭


    I designed an image to be put on a t shirt, the mockup for it is here:
    http://qwertee.com/product/life-begins-at-night-style-2/

    I've only started trying to use digital art in the past week, I got some help books on it because I had never known how to use image editing software or anything. I just wanted some opinions from people who are experienced with using these types of programmes (Ulead PhotoImpact, Photoshop etc).
    Is the design above professional looking? Would you buy it in a shop (for the quality of it, not the content I mean) if you saw it? Can you offer any constructive criticism on what I can do to improve the quality?

    Any help is much appreciated as I really want to get into this!
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    bette
    Registered Users Posts: 496 ✭✭bette


    I think they look too choppy. You should be using vectorial software such as Illustrator. Have a look at this site and download the Drawplus offering. There are tutorials such as .
    There is also a very good forum where you should get lots of help.

    The stuff I suggest is free but has some limitations but the up to date programs are very good and not too dear.


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    p
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    Link doesn't work.

    But generally, my advice is just keep trying. If you're only been doing something for 1 week, it's unlikely to be any good. Keep trying, experimenting an practicing, it's a craft and a skill that you need to learn like any other.


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    Idjit
    Registered Users Posts: 853 ✭✭✭Idjit


    bette wrote: »
    I think they look too choppy. You should be using vectorial software such as Illustrator. Have a look at this site and download the Drawplus offering. There are tutorials such as .
    There is also a very good forum where you should get lots of help.

    The stuff I suggest is free but has some limitations but the up to date programs are very good and not too dear.
    Thanks so much for the feedback!


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