And they were definitely not abused, I'd say closer to spoiled

@Asatru Artist - MD okay we need to steal this

Those are nice colors

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cool

I had a cousin go from straight to bisexual/gay, but I'm not sure if you can read too much into that one. women are... strange like that

let me know if you need any graphic art memes etc

Female sexuality isn't as rigid, less visual, etc. But that's pretty bad, salo!

meh. it's a'ight. I'm not around enough to notice.
makes buying gifts a pain, though. since I can't ever tell what a pair of lesbians wants

flannel? that's a good guess.

i'm from CA as well, around the North Bay but from Wisconsin. have you had any issues with the fires in your area?

What about the Solutrean hypothesis? @Nemets

Maybe replace the words 'attacks' with may?

@Jacob That graphic needs a little cleaning up...

@Asatru Artist - MD How does one clean it up?

what file format are you saving it as? and pixel size? you can save as a vector image or make it larger and save as a PNG and will come out a lot clearer

idk

I'm new to this

cool, looks pretty good, i had the same issue before until i found out about the pixel sizes and formats. here is a good trick... when you start your image make the image bigger so when you blow it out it doesn's pixelate and if you save it as a PNG file it saves a lot clearer

do you know how to change the image pixel size when you start a project?

I think so

mine is still better than the original

https://twitter.com/IdentitarianWA/status/1054487083375443970

@Jacob I don't know how you made that, but the edges of text are all weird, the logo is scratchy

https://twitter.com/TransEquality/status/1054380613136986112

you can make it larger for example, in the 2000 range so you get a lot more pixels into your artwork so it doesnt pixelate

looks good

up close, that doesn't look good

also i found out about vector graphics that never pixelate which are pretty awesome

vector graphics are where it's at, especially for something like this post.

yeah, they are really awesome, what program do you use? you can chose to make it a vector image in some programs, i recommend going to yourube and searching a vector graphic tutorial. helped me out a LOT it's an awesome format

Lmfao

Good point

@american_frankenstein I've been a professional graphic designer for 17+ years. I use Adobe Illustrator for vector work and Photoshop for raster/image work.

sweet, same here, for roughly 4 years but i mostly worked in Powerpoint, not much freelance work around this area these days

there is a lot i don't know about it though because i didn't go to school for it, i had a friend that i ended up working with where i learned about the professional end of it. i'm more of a painter with some tech skills. i know how to make something look good but not particularly that fast at it

Orientation is in 1.5 hours. Anything we need to know? Or do we just listen?

I would check out the guidebook ahead of time.