Genral Fan Art - The 3rd

[Reply #120 on:]

Not too bad for a first scan, keep practicing, you'll get the hang of it.

Suggestion: Make the scan very big, then shrink it down after you've traced, if you haven't already. 

[Reply #121 on:]

[zoidberg]Wraw... It's all so complicated![/zoidberg]

  Thanks, Hil. I'm still fooling around trying to see what works best for me.

[Reply #122 on:]

okay,
thanx ooy.
And John C, your scan looks good for a first one.
Which programm do you use?

[Reply #123 on:]

Good ol' Photoshop, Bofr@.

[Reply #124 on:]

You can't do that crazy stuff in pgotoshop
which you can do in Flash,
and making Scans in Flash is MUCH easier
than in Photoshop

[Reply #125 on:]

I agree with Bofr@ 100%.

My methode has always been: tracing and coloring in Flash 5, then use PSP7 for BMP->Jpg conversion/shading/various crap.

Makes it much easier to resize without loss of quality, plus making smooth lines in Flash always seemed easier to me than doing it in PSP7.

A great tutorial in the Flash 5 way can be found at Futurama Center.de

Ofcourse I'm drunk, so take my comments for what they're worth, although I believe my scans speak for themself.   

Edit: corrected at least some of the grammar errors.

[Reply #126 on:]

Well, maybe some other day. At this point I'm just happy I finally figured everything out on Photoshop. 

[Reply #127 on:]

Oh, the scan is good. Great work, and for a first try it's most impressive.

I'll just jump at any oppurtunity for pimping my preferred (actually the correct therm is: only  ) method of doing scans.

[Reply #128 on:]

Not even a scan on this page yet... well here I go.. 







I like this one the best, mainly because it's a scene and I like to doing scenes. 



I was gonna make one of these into an avatar, but i changed my mind.. 

[Reply #129 on:]

the chibi fry rocks my world :-)

[Reply #130 on:]

Naked hot tubing ?!?


A Space-time inversion


Crazy ass experiment


The Space-time inversion one is nice and colorfull.

These pictures are also submitted to The Fry Hole.

[Reply #131 on:]

Nice and tasty stuff!

[Reply #132 on:]

here's some more scans for some reason


Not my best scan... just a simple shot from Hell is Other Robots.




some wallpaper I've just made: 800x600, 1024x768 and 1280x1024

also if I haven't mentioned it before, there's a page I pulled together in five minutes showing my scans here

[Reply #133 on:]

 

Originally posted by Jesse X Barboza:
Here it is, my tribute to two of the greatest fanartists "Futurama" has ever seen.

 http://www.leelazone.com.ar/fanart/barboza/Tribute1.jpg

*Squeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!*
I couldn't think of anyone better to drown with =D

[Reply #134 on:]

Every scan on this page so far ooozes quality 

[Reply #135 on:]

Request to everyone who knows how to make a half-assed scan:

A scan of leela running away with her backside fcing the camera. Possibly from the side.

I think the best shoot of finding such a grab is best in any of the X-mas episodes.

[Reply #136 on:]

Got a scan of Seymour with a nice little background.



And the avatar:

[Reply #137 on:]

Eh, amusing Asylum. But I'd like it better if he was doing something stupid.

[Reply #138 on:]

Like swimming in a vat of sauce? Hm... Maybe if I get bored. (This is practically a promise  .)

[Reply #139 on:]

I'm quite surprised this particular scene haven't been wallpaperised yet (if it have I'm unable to find it), because frankly it's begging for it.



Wallpaper coming soon, watch your local cyclop babe website.

[Reply #140 on:]

Scan:

(copy and paste link) http://www14.brinkster.com/axelbeta2/Bender&Timmy.swf

and an animation(hope you can post those here) http://www.scanartcentral.net/multimedia/flashanims/nibbler.swf

-Axl

[Reply #141 on:]

Very nice work, Teral! 

[Reply #142 on:]

indeed     

and Axl, the nibbler one is very cute but it looks likethe gulp runs down his arm...

[Reply #143 on:]

Aww, thanks guys. Instead of finishing the wallpaper I whipped this one up because I was bored, plus it looks cute. I tmight not be completely finished yet. I don't know.

[Reply #144 on:]

Man, Leela has a tight ass !

[Reply #145 on:]

Teral, your two newest pics are so amazing good  !!!

[Reply #146 on:]

WOw, cool!

[Reply #147 on:]

As usual, your scans are top notch, Teral   

[Reply #148 on:]

Also, Axl's are very clool.
Very clool.

[Reply #149 on:]

Thanx, Xmpel

Btw, does anyone here know Actionscript(Flash language)

[Reply #150 on:]

Bofr@ might.
Bofr@s thread

[Reply #151 on:]

[Zoidberg]Wohoo, i'm usefull [Zoidberg]

can i help you?

[Reply #152 on:]

 

Originally posted by Bofr@:
[Zoidberg]Wohoo, i'm usefull [Zoidberg]

can i help you?

I dont know, do you know any actionscript?

[Reply #153 on:]

ANY? i know All 

[Reply #154 on:]

The lines are pretty edgy, since I'm still new at this, but let's have a looksee:

[Reply #155 on:]

That's very cool, JohnC.
Even though I will recommend you to use the pen path tool if you are using photoshop, lines will come smoother.

A brief one:

[Reply #156 on:]

Pen Path, Pen Path... Where can I find this? [/n00b moment]

[Reply #157 on:]

Ninth box down in the left column of the tools palette (it looks like a pen nib). To start the path, click and drag slightly in the direction of the line, then release. Move to the next point on the line, and click and hold. While holding, drag out the control arm: the direction you aim it in will be the direction the line points, while the amount you extend it by will determine the curvature of the section you’ve just drawn. When completed, you need to ‘stroke’ the path to make it into a line. It can be tricky until you get the hang of it.

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Ah. I was using Elements, so it didn't have it. My mom's got a trial version of plain Photoshop, so I'll try it when I get a chance. Thanks for the help, Farns. 

[Reply #159 on:]

Here's something graphically explained JohnC.
Hope it works.

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