And what did you think of the image?Bazzah wrote:QUOTE (Bazzah @ Jan 13 2025, 05:40 PM) Yes, that is better (the image size)![]()
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Couldn't really find suitable waves in a high enough resolution, but here's an update:
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Can't decide if this is worth continuing, or if I should go with the other image as keyart...? Maybe I'm just growing tired of it.
For this, I've replaced the Scottish and Irish kingdoms with the kingdoms & Earldoms of the age. Also, worked on the map details; adding in several mythological creatures and such. I decided to remove the longships, as they didn't seem to fit in the ocean with all of the map elements now in place...
I haven't been able to find longships, drawn to fit in with the other map elements. I'll make another try, but maybe it is fruitless.
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For this alternative keyart, I've worked on several details, both serpent and characters, and of course the longship in the background. Fairly pleased with how it is shaping up.
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So, verdict? Which route to go?
Not that I've needed it so far, having simply used the cloning tool, but could someone point me in the direction of how to use 'content aware cloning', please? Must be some easily understandable 'How to' tutorial somewhere. I'd appreciate it very much.
For this, I've replaced the Scottish and Irish kingdoms with the kingdoms & Earldoms of the age. Also, worked on the map details; adding in several mythological creatures and such. I decided to remove the longships, as they didn't seem to fit in the ocean with all of the map elements now in place...
I haven't been able to find longships, drawn to fit in with the other map elements. I'll make another try, but maybe it is fruitless.
[attachment=49328:33.jpg]
For this alternative keyart, I've worked on several details, both serpent and characters, and of course the longship in the background. Fairly pleased with how it is shaping up.
[attachment=49329:31.jpg]
So, verdict? Which route to go?
I am very rusty. Plus I'm working in a Danish retail version of Photoshop these days, and some of the filters/features I'm looking for, have different names in Danish, much to my chagrin. On top of that new tools have emerged over the last decade, some moved and some seem to have been taken out of PSBazzah wrote:QUOTE (Bazzah @ Jan 13 2025, 08:36 PM) I really like itAnd I am interested to see how you fit it on the back. I am also really intrigued to see another update on the front
So far, it seems that you are not so rusty after all!
Not that I've needed it so far, having simply used the cloning tool, but could someone point me in the direction of how to use 'content aware cloning', please? Must be some easily understandable 'How to' tutorial somewhere. I'd appreciate it very much.
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Wow! Jr, I love what you have done so far. Very creative.JollyRoger wrote:QUOTE (JollyRoger @ Jan 13 2025, 11:10 AM) Thanks for the waves. I'll google and se what I can find...
In the meantime I wanted to show this; maybe for the back, next to the synopsis - or as a different front altogether. (nowhere nearly done, still loads to do)
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Is this size better Darren? So needy!![]()
Full size is 2500x3000, so forgive me for not posting that, hehe
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Bazzah wrote:QUOTE (Bazzah @ Jan 14 2025, 01:14 PM) Both of these are looking great bud. It isn't fruitless at all. Have you tried the official title on your map? I wonder how it would look.
Found some longships that'll do, I think?
Here's a version with the Org TT as requested, altho with custom colour to better fit with the artwork.
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How does this look?
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I think I prefer the official TT, as your first one does get a little lost in the artwork. But what do you think? I like the longships. They are a must have
If you are getting tired of doing this cover, why don't you have a break? Or start designing the back, and come back to the front? It must be a challenge to try and create custom key art, when you haven't made a cover in a while.
If you are getting tired of doing this cover, why don't you have a break? Or start designing the back, and come back to the front? It must be a challenge to try and create custom key art, when you haven't made a cover in a while.
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Here's the alternative version, with org. TT
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