[QUOTE="soldier-dark"]I just had a creepy experience with my friend on the "peter answers" site. It doesn't answer my questions from what I concluded was because I was Catholic. It says it's worst enemy is God and it's Satan. We asked it what was on the TV, and it answered correctly. I then proceeded to change it to History Channel, saying nobody know's the programs names on History Channel. We asked the question again, and it restated my joke. Peter hates me though, at least I believe that. I should've recorded all the questions.jim_shorts
What is the Peter answers site?
I think this is what he's talking about. http://www.peteranswers.com/ Warning for possible creepiness.
Edit: From what I've heard, you ask this "spiritual entity" questions and it's supposed to be able to answer them correctly. Seem like a load of bull but it is kinda creepy cause I've heard from some people it works.
Eeeh... it depends on how old you are. It's great if you are a freshman in Highschool or younger. Learning is a process, and it takes a long time to get good at this sort of thing.
My advice would be to use colors that work, find a more suitable font. and to never, ever use those filters unless you absolutely know what you are doing (people recognize them and won't take you seriously... not to mention they don't buy you much to begin with). I honestly don't think the entire idea of cutting out band members and pasting them over a filtered picture of a fireplace works too well... maybe look at some tutorials, or hit the books for better ideas on what would work next time.
If you're satisfied with that then thats fine. I think you could do way better if you put some more time and thought into it.
H_B_K_numba_1
im still in middle school.
You're teachers make you do assignments with photoshop in middle school? Wish I had a middle school like that.
You might but you wouldn't want the teacher! :p
I've had my fair share of lousy teachers. But having graphic designing assignments in middle school is pretty cool.
Eeeh... it depends on how old you are. It's great if you are a freshman in Highschool or younger. Learning is a process, and it takes a long time to get good at this sort of thing.
My advice would be to use colors that work, find a more suitable font. and to never, ever use those filters unless you absolutely know what you are doing (people recognize them and won't take you seriously... not to mention they don't buy you much to begin with). I honestly don't think the entire idea of cutting out band members and pasting them over a filtered picture of a fireplace works too well... maybe look at some tutorials, or hit the books for better ideas on what would work next time.
If you're satisfied with that then thats fine. I think you could do way better if you put some more time and thought into it.
H_B_K_numba_1
im still in middle school.
You're teachers make you do assignments with photoshop in middle school? Wish I had a middle school like that.
[QUOTE="Scienceblows"]There's no need for the filters put on the band members and backround .They don't blend well together. The border looks odd with the image. The text is seems too dominant (sp?) over the band.It's not cropped to great.RapIsAwesome
Exactly what he said.
Woot! You like spamming>
Says the guy who has almost 1.5 K posts in a week.:roll: Just kidding man.:P
There's no need for the filters put on the band members and backround .They don't blend well together. The border looks odd with the image. The text is seems too dominant (sp?) over the band.It's not cropped to great.Scienceblows
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