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Hey!!!!! Check my personal page! It only took me 6-7 months of being on here to put a background up!
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:01:28 UTC from web-
@purplephish20 that's... Pinkylicious
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:02:04 UTC from web-
Is @stecissunrise lurking by any stroke of luck?
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:34:04 UTC from web-
@purplephish20 This is why you don't shout out 'potatoes' when you're inside a bag.
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:35:23 UTC from web-
@stecissunrise ha! anyway I thought you might have some advice in regards to this.... The lines for the bricks in the background..... Am I really stuck tracing them over one by one? Or is there a quicker, probably smoother way of doing it.... here's a shrunken version of the original pic http://ur1.ca/8zh6f
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:39:25 UTC from web-
@purplephish20 You could do a very minimal job by crosshatching the lines, i.e. don't do [i]all [/i]the brick lines on the picture, and then put colour fill on parts of the wall. How about that?
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:42:44 UTC from web-
@stecissunrise I dont get how that would work..... I can understand "sealing off" a brick with grey lines and then block filling it with white... but I dont know what "crosshatching" is.... like I said, im new to all this
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:44:56 UTC from web-
@purplephish20 Say you want to put 5 bricks in together instead of 30, but still give the effect that there are more bricks than what is shown. I'll find a screenshot example from any cartoons to show you what I mean.
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:47:36 UTC from web-
@stecissunrise Please show me if you have a pic, as clear as it sounds to you its mostly just words to me... sorry
Wednesday, 11-Apr-12 22:50:01 UTC from web
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