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5 comments:
Great site! I read it every day.
It would be great if you showed the original source covers along with the mash-up version.
PS Your photo manips are flawless!
-Robby Reed
www.dialbforblog.com
Thanks, Robbie - your blog is a favorite of mine, too. I am looking forward to its return next year. I have considered showing the original covers, but I prefer to keep the illusion that the Lost issues are actual comics that folks somehow missed... besides its fun to try and figure out where the images originated from.
....how about another tutorial then, Ross. The last one with The Thing was pretty nice. Question: Is MS Paint still the best way to do this, in your opinion? Any other processes in the horizon?
I'm sure Photoshop is easier. I plan on sticking with MS Paint for now though, as one of the mission statements of this blog is to show what can be done with a basic program.
I have to save images as I go for another tutorial, so I don't have one ready to show. The steps remain pretty much the same from what I outlined earlier, so I wouldn't have much new to add anyway.
This is the best. It is one of the best comic blogs out there. i am now a follower and look forward to the next bunch of amalgam covers. Very creative. Thanks!
JB
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