Splash Battle

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  1. Dfault

    Dfault Well-Known Member

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    Theme: lighting and depth.
    Use only one stock and must be realism.
    Textless.
    dementions: 500x500 max
    300x300 min.
     
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    here:
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    Very nice. I'll take a look at my big "DVD-o'-digipics" and if I've got time tomorrow I'll put something together.
     
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    what does the term "stock" mean? you keep using it...
     
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    I believe stock means render or picture. Please, correct me if I'm wrong, but to the best of my knowledge, it's just a picture.
     
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    a stock is a render plain and simple
     
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    Turns out I'm crazy busy today. I'll try to throw something together tonight if I have time but if anyone else wants to usurp my place, go ahead. Dfault, maybe another time (if I don't get something in).
     
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    stock-picture/image/sprite/object/ ect.

    stock can also be a focal point, something that sticks out most in a peice.
     
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    i understand. so its just another word for the render or focal point?
     
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    u kinda got the idea, not always a focal point, a focal point could be hidden but still be there, stock cant be hidden. sorry if it doesnt make sence.-.-
     
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    i think its called a focal point because thats like the center of attention...and its visible.
     
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    lol, yes your right, but wrong also.
    a focal point isnt always on a piece. like most grunge doesnt have a focal point. there is stuff that sticks out more but not something that attracts the rest of the piece. focal points are a lil complex, hard to explain.
     
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    laaaaaame, jesus
     

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