Egyptian themed art and a water detail

[mathuwm]

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Art Elements
Egyptian themed art and a water detail

[mathuwm]

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images in png format


anyone have a preferance as to which image format is best for posting

thanks

[pyrandon]

Nice! Keep 'em coming!

[Naryt]

anyone have a preferance as to which image format is best for posting

thanks

PNG is best, allows better color depth than GIF and allows transparency.

[jaerdaph]

PNG works very nicely with CC3 too. :)

[mathuwm]

PNG it is
what other elements should i post?

[mathuwm]

1798

1799
more stuff

[mathuwm]

2898

2899

new art elements

[Redrobes]

Fantastic. Did you make all of these ? and if so what do you use ?

[mathuwm]

thanks

yes

Adobe Illustrator

the Egyptian ones started out as pictures.
which i then traced

still some work to do especially on the bottom portion of the tablet

just look at the bottom vs the top where it has a much cleaner look

[mathuwm]

A few more simple items

[RPMiller]

The bones are quite timely considering the current maps that are being worked on. Thanks!

[mathuwm]

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A Hearth and anvil

Drawn with sharpie ballpoint pen and highlighter

[mathuwm]

king neptune and a deadhead style Skull

[Sigurd]

These are very nice and much appreciated. Thank you.

Being a stickler, can I ask you to post usage conditions? Public Domain, Creative Commons (then we need a real name) or whatever?


Sigurd

Who particularly likes how the illustrator stuff scales and looks good even way tiny!

[mathuwm]

where?

How


Huh?

[RobA]

Sigurd want to know what you will let people do with the image.

Now, IANAL!

By default, any image you create has automatic copyright, as soon as you create it. This implies "All Rights Reserved". In other words, no-one can use it for anything without first getting your permissions.

Other options are "released to the public domain" which means hat you surrender all rights, and anyone can do anything, including redistributing, selling, modifying, etc.


In between these two are a set of licences created solely to address this gap, called the Creative Commons Licenses. Go Here (http://creativecommons.org/license/) to see the options you have for licenses where the legal speak is taken care of for you...Then just state which license you wish to use for the artwork.

And if you don't like reading, watch this video (http://support.creativecommons.org/videos/#gc), which explains the basics.

-Rob A>

[mathuwm]

This work is licensed under a
http://i.creativecommons.org/l/nc-sampling+/1.0/88x31.png Creative Commons NonCommercial Sampling Plus 1.0 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/nc-sampling+/1.0/)

like this

ok so I have no idea how to make this work

[RobA]

Hay mathuwm - I edited your post to make the link work in bbcode. You can just edit the post to see, and copy/paste in the future if you want. Hope you don't mind, it seemed easier than trying to explain what bbcode to use.

-Rob A>

[mathuwm]

thanks

I appreciate it

[Sigurd]

I'm just trying to be fair to everyone. I really appreciate you sharing your stuff with us to use. I categorize everything I download by its license for use. Keeps me from using a WOTC image in a free PDF for example.

Its not a big deal while we all play nice, (and thats my intention) but if I use an image in 3 years I'd like to know if its still fair to use. Getting in contact with the author at that point is usually impossible.

Stating how you'd like us to use your works now makes it much more useful in the long term. I appreciate you listening and your cooperation.


Sigurd

[mathuwm]

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graph paper blue lines 1/10" size pdf is 8.5x11" if you open it in illustrator you get an 11x11" sheet

any one have a flat sheet of parchment or a good tut on making it in ps ?

[ravells]

Try a search on the forums, should throw up more than one.

[mathuwm]

thanks


elvish english translator

http://www.angelfire.com/empire2/angora5/Translator.html

[mathuwm]

http://www.dailygalaxy.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/07/01/lunar_south_pole.jpg

cool map af the moon thanks to NASA