>>253270
>Helmet
>Near Perfect
Oh OP, you have a ways to go on that.
And there is a perfect tool for this, bit it's in photoshop.

>>253270
>Not Rocket League
Not any kind of sports ball I would care about.

>>253271
the helmet is fine

higher than average amount of frames per second combined with the fact that it was most likely filmed from some guys bag?
I don't know what else to tell you mate

>>252486
The main thing you're looking for is the 60fps. Most videos stay between 24 and 32fps so it does not feel so "alive".

The new iPhone 6 can film in 60fps. Also if you have a GoPro you can do such as well. A lot of professional cameras can film in 60fps too, but they're more expensive.

>>252504
Also worth noting that most recent Android phones can also do this, for much less than all of those options

>>251817
I was expecting a jumpscare.
Also I don't understand.

>>251824
>>251824
understand what

WHAT PROGRAM

Might be based on the current document zoom percentage. This happens a lot in Adobe programs, and won't show up in the final document export or w/e.

>>253600
Illustrator, sorry.

>>253613
This was the JPEG export, not a screenshot. the lines don't show up in illustrator.

Depends on the copyright on each image. If there's no copyright at all, feel free. Creative Commons, go for it. If nothing's listed, I wouldn't assume it doesn't have a copyright as that could put you in a bit of legal trouble, so as a general rule of thumb if nothing's listed copyright wise just contact the original creator.
If they won't answer / can't find them, that's when you have to ask yourself risk/reward for using a potentially copyrighted image in something you'd make money for.

>>253478
I personally will publish/print anything copywrited for zines, fun stuff, posters etc. b/c i dont care about a lawsuit and im too tiny for them to probably notice.

Actually, I'm more worried about a major publisher asking me 'do you have the copywrite to these images?" How much guts do publishers generally have?

>>253485
I might not be explaining this well.
I'm trying to work with some publishers that made decent profits and sell at all the main book stores. what I'm trying to get them to publish has a lot of images of cute girls from tumblr, 4chan pics, stuff i took off tumblr like 4 years ago, a few typefaces I pirated. even some todd hido images, but mostly just images anon has took and posted on 4chan.

worried they are about to be like where did you get this btw? can i just lie?

jesus christ, so many people spamming this board the last few days. wtf is going on

Whats makes this bait, make me cringe, is that it might not even be bait.
Not even the fact that the design of these shirts fucking suck and OP types like a mongoloid.

Sorry my /b/slipped a little

>aluminate

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>>253132
another character

>>253132
every style I try ends up looking like some cheap flayer...

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>>253132
meh ...

This page should have 3 quotes visitors can pick one of, then new quotes are loaded. Then people will be associated with one of the characters.

https://www.pantone.com/pantone-colormunki-smile

>>252929
My monitor shows colors similar to print - that I assume is the best calibration for a monitor.
You may assume I would be saying that other monitors are crap.
- Well, Yes. That's what it looks like. They look like if I was to add +20 to my monitor saturation and -5 hue.
This issue is still a fucking nightmare.
I won't be using Pantone colors in my designs, that's for sure.

>>252927
You don't need 2 screens at home, you need pantone swatches if you're working with pantone colours. Doesn't matter if you get 2 monitors to match, it will never match ink on paper.

Factory calibrated is very blue, actually, you should look into calibration software for your purposes. Colour calibrating is actually quite difficult to get right, and if you're working with print materials you may as well only get it as close as you can and then use real-world swatches and trust them when they...
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>>253251
awww cute pic.

Some tips: google designers websites, find some inspiration, experiment experiment and experiment. I had changed my website design a few times times in a last year.

>>253251
good typography. look at medium as a baseline example. readable body text, line height, size, letter spacing, width of the page are all important for comfortable reading. and lots of pretty, well-integrated photos and headers make it more scannable so people don't click away as soon as they see a wall of text.

a good line length is ~11-15 words per line, you've probably noticed that blogs with text running really wide across the page are fuckin chore to read.

>>252957
Wait... You are in financial trouble and you want to get out of it with design?

Yeah no...

Go workout for the month, then get a job in construction or as a driver. You will make more money and you can continue to design on the side..

That being said, the best way to learn web design is just be looking at sites you like, inspecting their elements, and see how they built it. If you want grids, then go look up grid designs.

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>>252957
>post some web designer portfolio websites that you like?

inspiration sites:

http://www.siteinspire.com/
http://mindsparklemag.com/?websites

>>252959
I am having trouble finding a job, but I already do graphic design (my work is received well) and there are a number of people who want to hire me for web design. Which is definitely where the money is. I already have a shitty restaurant job, but rly don't want to cope with it for much longer + it doesnt pay enough. I need more money next month since i also have some expenses.
I already inspect sites that I like, I am not a total n00b. I also know how to make websites with media queries for cell phones, tablets etc. I just need to get a hold of a dynamic language (e.g javascript and PHP) to expand my toolbox.

Think you have to ask the client how they're going to print it. Then explain their options.

Usually printing is part of the print designer's job, which sounds obvious phrased like that, but no you usually don't expect the client to print it on a home laser printer from Word. They will either already have a print method and in-house ppl to handle that, and so you hand over files, or you will coordinate that and will be helping them order the goods or billing them for the goods yourself.

For example, a basic set of printed matter: business cards, quarterly mailers, envelopes, invoices, and price tags. You design all of it including ink colour, dimension, paper stock, the actual digital design (.indd etc), confirm these choices with the client, place an order with a printer you like or you both agreed on, and send that printer the files they use. Some use pdf only, most take inDesign packages which is an export option that gives you control over whether or not the fonts are embedded or outlined, if the receiver can edit it, etc, and preserves all your CMYK/pantone/spot colour/printer's marks/etc. You add the printer's bill to your invoice along with your own fees and they get the product, and usually the design too if that was part of the deal.

For clients I usually give them .eps, indesign package, .svg, and .pdf as it's what most people are comfortable with. I'm also not opposed to giving them the .indd/.ai but it's usually included in the contract that they cannot alter it significantly. Of course, they will, which creates problems for me, so I limit it to clients who are obviously not stupid or cheap and would just prefer to export however they need to in future.

As you work with companies instead of individuals, they will usually already have relationships with printers they like or will ask you to work with. I have several in my town I like otherwise.

>>252602
Thanks for this detailed answer. So the best way to go is to agree on a printer and either let the client pay for the goods themselves or include it with my fees.

I guess big companies handle the printing in-house as you said, and you just have to hand over the files.

>For clients I usually give them .eps, indesign package, .svg
But I'm talking about small businesses with people that are clearly not tech-savvy. They'll have no idea what to do with these files !

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>>253281
It means finished, deliverable projects. Often delivered as packaged InDesign folders.

>>253324
Amazing thank you. And why would they ask to see these files? What is it that they are looking for?
How can I make sure they find what they're looking for?

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>>253385
It's less what they're looking for and more so that they have all the resources and assets available if need be. If you package up all the fonts and assets in an InDesign folder, you know for a fact that whoever opens it will be able to see it exactly as you do; with all the proper fonts and images and everything, instead of them opening it and getting a "Font Missing: Replace?" message, etc.

Is that helpful? I think I understood your question right.

Nothing special.

>>252753
Well, how can I make it look better? That's my first logo and I'm kinda confused

>>253483
This is a terrible Idea anon never get a tattoo of somethings to do with current things in popularity such as bands animes ect.

unless they have already stood the test of time Which ill tell you know Sword Art Online has not...

;tldr ur anime is shit

>>253470
no one here can rig mesh?

>>253470
>>253472
>>>/3/
Wrong board nut face sack breath.

>>253470
>>253472
You're looking for >>>/3/ friend. This board just likes shapes and colors.