Posted February 19, 200619 yr This guy has insane paint skills. 100% done in MSPaint. http://www.shutface.com/ultimatepaint.jpg
February 19, 200619 yr The water and Gandalf are fucking nice. Gandalf almost looks like it was done in Photoshop. That shit must have taken for-FUCKING-ever!
February 19, 200619 yr Author Something like this is really hard to difinitivly prove, unless you videotape it, then you'll still probably have skeptics. This is the only proof he offers, which is good enough for me. Because honestly, who would fake this? It's not like there's money or fame in it, just kinda cool. http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/1008/temp4ak.jpg
February 19, 200619 yr nah I can tell that was dont in paint. Back in the day I used to do that sort of stuff in paint....before I learned Photoshop. It takes an AWESOME amount of time to get things to look exactly how you want. And even then you find yourself frustrated. It get to a point where you are working 1 pixel at a time @_@
February 19, 200619 yr ok, if that was done in paint, why do i get this when i open this .jpg with notepad ? ÿØÿà JFIF ` ` ÿÃôPhotoshop 3.0 8BIMà Resolution
February 19, 200619 yr Quote DKay']ok, if that was done in paint, why do i get this when i open this .jpg with notepad ? ÿØÿà JFIF ` ` ÿÃôPhotoshop 3.0 8BIMà Resolution saved in photoshop for better quality? :tear: how i wish it was fo rizzle =[
February 19, 200619 yr Opening images in photoshop to save them into another format or resize them is not uncommon.
February 19, 200619 yr STINKMEANER said: Opening images in photoshop to save them into another format or resize them is not uncommon. look at the end of his drawing "no resizing" also why would he save it in .jpg with photoshop ? paint can already do that
February 19, 200619 yr Quote DKay']look at the end of his drawing "no resizing" also why would he save it in .jpg with photoshop ? paint can already do that Paint fucks up quality when you save as JPG. Photoshop limits this. I can tell it's done in paint. Look at the hair, easy to see.
