D&DC FanArt Gifties
Sep. 25th, 2005 07:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sharelleSome time ago, I made a movie-poster style piece of artwork to go with my latest D&DC story "Through a Mirror Darkly." I'd also cropped and rearranged it to make the icon that I'm using. Then, as many of you know, my computer crashed in May. There were a few choice things on my hard drive that I hadn't saved yet which fell victim to that calamity.
Hurrah! The icon was saved, because I was using it.
Alas! The "movie poster" was one of the casualties.
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kenderkim suggested that I try again, so I sat down and tinkered with it for a while. It's still not turning out exactly the way I'd like, so I'll need a bit more time to work on it. In the meantime, however, I started to get inspired to do the same type of thing with other stories. What follows is the product of today's labors.
Now, I never claimed to be an expert at Photoshop. (I'll leave that to lovely, talented ladies likebuttersideup, deathisyourart, awmp, sandy_s, and _jems_, to name only a few.) But D&D is a cartoon. I think I can at least manipulate PS enough to get a couple 2-dimensional animated characters to do what I want.
So this first set is forseal_girl - for her story "The Temple of Love" - because I've wanted to make her an icon since she asked about mine, because she's a new mom again and deserves a pretty gifty, because she cranks out D&D stories like a D&D-story-cranking machine, and because she's just a really terrific person.
Enjoy, sweetie! *hugs* I hope to put a few more together from time to time.
Temple of Love "Movie Poster" and Icon
Hurrah! The icon was saved, because I was using it.
Alas! The "movie poster" was one of the casualties.
kenderkim suggested that I try again, so I sat down and tinkered with it for a while. It's still not turning out exactly the way I'd like, so I'll need a bit more time to work on it. In the meantime, however, I started to get inspired to do the same type of thing with other stories. What follows is the product of today's labors.Now, I never claimed to be an expert at Photoshop. (I'll leave that to lovely, talented ladies like
buttersideup, deathisyourart, awmp, sandy_s, and _jems_, to name only a few.) But D&D is a cartoon. I think I can at least manipulate PS enough to get a couple 2-dimensional animated characters to do what I want.So this first set is for
seal_girl - for her story "The Temple of Love" - because I've wanted to make her an icon since she asked about mine, because she's a new mom again and deserves a pretty gifty, because she cranks out D&D stories like a D&D-story-cranking machine, and because she's just a really terrific person.Enjoy, sweetie! *hugs* I hope to put a few more together from time to time.
Temple of Love "Movie Poster" and Icon
