[Bubble]

P I R A T E S  U S E R B A R

I haven't made a userbar in such a long time...Usually, I make my userbars from scratch, but this time I decided to use resources from Google.

My photo editing skills came in handy.

Images I used: https://imgur.com/a/X4bKwYf

[Percent]

This seems like a great combination of those images. Wonderful job!

[bruisedwitch]

Sweet contribution man. Looks great.

[Vultra]

Fuck that looks hella dope. I would've put water just below the boat to make it more like a ship.

[mothered]

Very appealing Indeed.

I'm not Into GFX (In fact, probably the worst designer on this board), so I appreciate those who're competent/skilled In that field. Just as a matter of Interest, what software did you use to produce the finished product?

[Bubble]

Very appealing Indeed.

I'm not Into GFX (In fact, probably the worst designer on this board), so I appreciate those who're competent/skilled In that field. Just as a matter of Interest, what software did you use to produce the finished product?

I use Photoshop. As a matter of fact its all I use. I barely touch Illustrator.

[mothered]

Very appealing Indeed.

I'm not Into GFX (In fact, probably the worst designer on this board), so I appreciate those who're competent/skilled In that field. Just as a matter of Interest, what software did you use to produce the finished product?

I use Photoshop. As a matter of fact its all I use. I barely touch Illustrator.

I had an Inkling It was either of the two.

My work actually switched from Photoshop to Illustrator, and they've said the migration was the best decision they've made. They design clothing for major retailers so perhaps Illustrator Is best suited to that environment.

[Vultra]

any public tutorials for things like these?
Is this you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q3WLVpv9JU

[Bubble]

Very appealing Indeed.

I'm not Into GFX (In fact, probably the worst designer on this board), so I appreciate those who're competent/skilled In that field. Just as a matter of Interest, what software did you use to produce the finished product?

I use Photoshop. As a matter of fact its all I use. I barely touch Illustrator.

I had an Inkling It was either of the two.

My work actually switched from Photoshop to Illustrator, and they've said the migration was the best decision they've made. They design clothing for major retailers so perhaps Illustrator Is best suited to that environment.

Vector is best for print for no compromise in quality, so illustrator is good for that, industry standard. I worked in print shops. Howeveeeer, I have a program that allows me to "vectorize" anything I want in photoshop so illustrator is not necessary for me

[Bubble]

any public tutorials for things like these?
Is this you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q3WLVpv9JU

Yes that is me! I also have another tutorial
https://mega.nz/#!nBM0gSTS!j_lOWh0X5KuQ-...sYVxbMjxB0

They are both old and outdated but it does showcase the basics and my methods.