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Deviantart Group Oldskool-Art
No post in a long time. Well :)
I created a new group in DeviantArt, which was approved by the staff. I invite all my friends and visitors to my page to join it and to contribute to it. The group is titled "Oldskool-Art".
oldskool-art.deviantart.com
What is the group about?
Oldskool scene art, underground (Piracy/Warez scene) and "above ground" (PD - Public Domain).
Pixel art, ANSI art and ASCII Text art (including Petscii and Atascii) from the 8 bit machines like the commodore 64 (C64), Z80, Atari 800 XL(E) etc., 16 bit machines line the Commodore Amiga 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 600 AGA, 1200 AGA, Atari ST, Atari Falcon and the good old IB
Question for Photoshop Cracks Out There
This question might seem sound stupid to some of you Photoshop Pros, but I have a little problem, which I never thought could be a problem, just to find out that there would not be a quick and simple answer as I would have expected. ..
I already hear the first shouts of "Stop talking in riddles and ask your god d*$m question already!" so I will get straight to the point.
I would like to use a brush... one that does not automatically anti-aliases, one that does not use varying intensities based on "pressure" and all that fancy stuff. NO, a brush that lets me set ONE pixel (or may be even 4 (2x2) and so on and so fourth) ... in the color tha
Superior Art Creations Art Packs Brows-able Online
I finally did it! It just took me 3+ years or so. All SAC art pack releases can now be enjoyed by anybody who is interested in it directly from the web browser, no special plug-ins other than Flash are required. I had to convert everything into web compatible formats to make this possible.
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For all of you who hate reading, check out the video that I created to show off the new stuff. You can find the video embed in this blog post of mine about the release.
The SAC homepage was up for a long time already and had a little bit of art content but SAC members produced several thousand pieces of ANSI, ASCII, VGA, Tracker Music and
Even More for the Collectors out There
It has been about two months since my last post, which is by coincidence the announcement of the release of my Scene Logos Collection Volume 1.
I just released Volume 2 of the collection, because I added tons of new logos to it within the past weeks. You can find the download links and more information about the release at my personal blog here.
The collection has a whopping 9,000+ logos from the various popular computer platforms, such as the PC, Commodore Amiga, C64 and Atari ST. The collection is about 300 MB in size. My latest deviation is actually a collage of scene logos that I created for that release blog post.
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don't you mean loose* instead of lose?