
original images by Ford ![]()
feedback welcome - like i said first attempt ![]()

original images by Ford ![]()
feedback welcome - like i said first attempt ![]()
Very cool...
I like the blue and orange ones...
One thing, though - you might want to re-do them in a more standard size (1280*1024) - those few pixels can make all the difference ![]()
wow, really smooth and cool! ![]()
What program did you use?
Do you know where you could find tutorials? I have looked all over.
I like the wallpaper but I'm more of a fan of "true" vectors.
Here's an example.

Notice the highlights and shadows are more life-like.
nice (Y) , like the red
Originally posted by juno@Mar 20 2004, 09:38 AMWhat program did you use?
Do you know where you could find tutorials? I have looked all over.
I'm pretty sure that photo was made in Photoshop using the cutout filter.
yea, that picture doesn't look like it used vectors. Vector art should have clean lines all over and ....are made using vectors (the shapy things that you can zoom in on forever and they never get pixelized.) Good picture non the less.
doesnt really look "vectorish" to me, more like a pic put threw a few filters in photoshop
Originally posted by Alexman2525@Mar 20 2004, 08:15 PMyea, that picture doesn't look like it used vectors. Vector art should have clean lines all over and ....are made using vectors (the shapy things that you can zoom in on forever and they never get pixelized.) Good picture non the less.
think you`ll find that in jpg format you cant zoom in without it getting pixelated .. but try the link i posted here and you`ll be able to zoom in until your happy ..
download this file and then load it into illustrator you`ll see what i mean
or double click on this one in winblows and zoom until you can zoom no more !
seems kinda interesting but not really mu cup of tea
well ya got me.
do you have the original of that wallpaper?