ExiBrony

First thought... This young grasshoppa have lots to learn before he can go from "Wax on, Wax off" to "Paint da Fence".. So ill stick with "Wax on, Wax off" I did a horrid attempt at making a Fluttershy wallpaper because i wanted one and i wanted to make it myself. Now i enjoy sunsets, Aurora Borealis and pictures of space (Stars, Nebulas and Supernovas). I take photos of the first 2 all the time and love the color play you get with sunsets and the Northern Lights. Now in theory my mashup should work, but it seems i lack in the theory department. So its back to the classroom and learn about stuff in Photoshop, but hey could be worse.. Hopefu

After many long nights working with my color problem I finally got help from a friend who works for FunCom. Apparently my Windows Color Manager was not set correct or it was messing with my color settings, some adding and deleting later all is fixed. Now that my color problem is all gone its now much more fun to do the drawings and vector art as I know now that my colors are correct and my result will be 100% correct. I started watching MLP:FiM about 2 months ago, it didn't pop up in my normally visited places on the internet. I knew MLP existed but not the new version, when i was younger my half sisters sister had all the MLP toys and i reme

What a nightmare end to this day it has been.. Finished my first ever vector of Fluttershy and i was pretty happy about the result. A few pointed out (thank you for that, no really thank you. Its a thing i need to fix) that my colors look washed out and when i started comparing them i realized they where right. Now i couldn't understand why they where washed out as i was using Kafkas color guide from his Deviant Art page. After a lot of discussion and questions back and forth no solution is found and i am a bit sad actually. I always go 100% into things i do but when i see the finished product i realize that i cannot produce a image i would