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hi guys or gals. i am now using gimp but i think it is abit to hard so i am using a combination of gimp and paint. i used this combination to make my banner but i just rendered the picture in gimp.
[spoiler=banner][IMG]http://i52.tinypic.com/34ilf1g.jpg[/IMG][/spoiler]
[spoiler=render][IMG]http://i54.tinypic.com/6tffif.png[/IMG][/spoiler]
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[quote name='Yin' timestamp='1293294332' post='4882418']
Sakura you didn't even notice the white background?

Render is not a render because it has a background so I can't comment on it. Probably because you uploaded to TinyPic which doesn't do PNG, upload somewhere else renders.
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Just a heads up, Tinypic does upload png....check the sprite in my sig for proof.
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[quote name='Yin' timestamp='1293294332' post='4882418']
Sakura you didn't even notice the white background?

Render is not a render because it has a background so I can't comment on it. Probably because you uploaded to TinyPic which doesn't do PNG, upload somewhere else renders.
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Yeah, but Tinypic supports png and he uploaded his image as jpg, that's the problem

And the background is not a gradient but more of an image that was recolored
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*Sigh*

. Renders are images with NO backgrounds, this means the background is transparent, you cannot see it, it's not white it should come up with black and grey checks.

. Often or not you make your own backgrounds, you can do this by downloading/scratching your own brushes and using various other tools such as gradients.

. If you decide not to make your own background you can 'borrow' one off of the internet and use it, be sure to edit it and be creative though.

. C4d's are OPTIONAL, don't be a sheep and slap it onto god-damn near everything you do.

. And finally never, ever, ever be a sheep, this means don't follow the others. Be yourself and always put passion into your work. I have never re-done a piece of mine to make it better, simply take on board the information and take my next piece to a new level, I don't want to be an elitest as that will make you a robot.
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[quote name='-Blue' timestamp='1293647976' post='4893457']
. Often or not you make your own backgrounds, you can do this by downloading/scratching your own brushes and using various other tools such as gradients.
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I've never brushed a BG outside of vector sigs. :mellow:


OT: Why not just use a stock of the building instead of rendering it?

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[quote name='-Blue' timestamp='1293647976' post='4893457']
*Sigh*. Renders are images with NO backgrounds, this means the background is transparent, you cannot see it, it's not white it should come up with black and grey checks.. Often or not you make your own backgrounds, you can do this by downloading/scratching your own brushes and using various other tools such as gradients.. If you decide not to make your own background you can 'borrow' one off of the internet and use it, be sure to edit it and be creative though. . C4d's are OPTIONAL, don't be a sheep and slap it onto god-damn near everything you do.. And finally never, ever, ever be a sheep, this means don't follow the others. Be yourself and always put passion into your work. I have never re-done a piece of mine to make it better, simply take on board the information and take my next piece to a new level, I don't want to be an elitest as that will make you a robot.
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it has no background man. look closer. there. now do you see it. also when i usly try the background thing then it looks lame and thankz for the advise but i am a robot to my parents.

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I've never brushed a BG outside of vector sigs.


OT: Why not just use a stock of the building instead of rendering it?[/quote]

what is stock of the building
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