TastyCast Wallpapers!

[[BTF]Jehar]

Wanted to get marginally better with my raster\vector skills, so I spent the afternoon turning the tastycast logo into something that might be pleasing as wallpaper.

Got three up so far, and feel free to rip into them, as I'm very n00b at graphic design. Any feedback, constructive or otherwise, would be appreciated. I know there's a great many talented people here, so I'll respect (most) of your opinions.

Anywho, linkage:

http://shoutcast.tastyspleen.net/images/wallpapers/
 

[|iR|Focalor]

YOU ARE HUGE RIP AND TEAR!

[[BTF]Sigma]

Wanted to get marginally better with my raster\vector skills, so I spent the afternoon turning the tastycast logo into something that might be pleasing as wallpaper.

Got three up so far, and feel free to rip into them, as I'm very n00b at graphic design. Any feedback, constructive or otherwise, would be appreciated. I know there's a great many talented people here, so I'll respect (most) of your opinions.

Anywho, linkage:

http://shoutcast.tastyspleen.net/images/wallpapers/
 

Love them...well done.

How about see the vertical beam image (last one) have a bit of fade to it like the first one. Maybe even add in some faint traces of Q2 action appearing through the yellow beam?

Great Work.

[Th0m@s29]

Nice.

[[BTF]RottenRose]

Honey, you did amazing on those. I don't think I could do anything as awesome as those!

Love ya,

RR

[|iR|Focalor]

I've been screwing around lately using GIMP and Photoshop to paint up some cars for NASCAR Racing 2003. Here's a few pics of some cars I've completed already.





I'd like to paint up a car with Tastyspleen logos on it. Is there any way I could convince Jehar or whoever designed the Tastyspleen logos to post up a zip file with all the logos they have? Nothing PSP please. Not completely familiar with Photoshop yet, but it seems whatever copy of Photoshop I acquired can only use PSD's, not PSP's. PNG, JPG, etc would work too. It would work well if they were at least about 1024 pixels height or width, but 2048 or larger would work best.

Clean logos on clean backgrounds or transparency would be best, no funky drop shadows, outlines, top to bottom faded fonts, and such craziness. If that's all there is, I can probably edit around shit to clean it up if I have to. I'd probably end up adding some kinda effect to them later, but having several clean high-res logos of varying types would allow me to adjust them to fit best with whatever portion of the base coat I end up using for the body the logo goes over.