Buds Board Keepers League

Any and all feedback is welcome.

love it just wish it was a jersey swap as well.


In play pictures are neat, like the lettering, thomas in backround blurred out has a good feel it to.

All still too raw in general... maybe learn some brushing techniques/effects. You pick nice stock photos so that's a plus. Something I find lacking in Shiv's banners but he has more creativity.

Easiest way to start Billy:

- Cut out the player (or you can get cuts from here: http://www.sportzin.com/cutgallery/cutg ... php?cat=40 ) -> Make sure you save the picture and not copy/paste or it won't work. Gotta save it, then open it in Photoshop.
- Blend a couple stock photos for a background, you can get abstract shit, or just a stock photo in general
- Look online for tutortials for text, backgrounds, effects, etc


Practice makes perfect. Trial and Error.

Good luck.

H MART wroteCOLONAll still too raw in general... maybe learn some brushing techniques/effects. You pick nice stock photos so that's a plus. Something I find lacking in Shiv's banners but he has more creativity.

I know you think you know what you are talking about. But you don't .

And it's solid Billy. But yeah Shep pretty much said what I was going to. Start with a Cutout (Good way to do so is by Google searching for a Render i.e. Patrice Bergeron Render) and you get all bergeron pics as .PNG files which have already been cut out. THe transposing technique takes time to perfect but mess around with cutting out bergerons head and putting it in a sens jersey/changing the team logo on his helmet. The background/text is all up to you. Go abstract/on ice stuff/city or landscapes depending on what you are feeling.

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H MART wroteCOLONAll still too raw in general... maybe learn some brushing techniques/effects. You pick nice stock photos so that's a plus. Something I find lacking in Shiv's banners but he has more creativity.

I know you think you know what you are talking about. But you don't .

Actually, I was amongst the elite group of gfx'ers in my prime. With PS CS2. Ran a forum with a bunch of Japanese anime nerds from narutomania.com (RIP now) making cool anime character banners with some of the craziest craziest effects and brushing techniques handed down from the gfx gods themselves. I eventually scrapped the whole hobby because I gripped into reality and these internet nerds started cutting themselves. It made me wanna never touch graphics again.

H MART wroteCOLON

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H MART wroteCOLONAll still too raw in general... maybe learn some brushing techniques/effects. You pick nice stock photos so that's a plus. Something I find lacking in Shiv's banners but he has more creativity.

I know you think you know what you are talking about. But you don't .

Actually, I was amongst the elite group of gfx'ers in my prime. With PS CS2. Ran a forum with a bunch of Japanese anime nerds from narutomania.com (RIP now) making cool anime character banners with some of the craziest craziest effects and brushing techniques handed down from the gfx gods themselves. I eventually scrapped the whole hobby because I gripped into reality and these internet nerds started cutting themselves. It made me wanna never touch graphics again.

I would love to see you walk the walk and make yourself a simple Dalpe banner then (Not talking smack. I'd just love to see a pro gfx guy like yourself at work).

K lemme download PS

double postttt

Paul's talking smack..his work is junk.

ps. Where do I get photoshop for free?

bcool wroteCOLONPaul's talking smack..his work is junk.

ps. Where do I get photoshop for free?

Yeah, that's why I asked him to make one. To see if all he was doing is talking lol.

you can get PS from torrents for free. Adobe also has a free trial online.

bcools trolling as usual (DONT ask me "how is that trolling?")
Shiv my word is gold. Wait for it.

ye i tried I think its actually half decent for a self proclaimed noob.
Im not pretending to be anything special because im not, just making myself sigs rather than ask someone else to do it.