I thought the same thing at first. this has slow grown on me though.

Have you heard this version?

Haha its all right man looks good!

I'll give you the fact that most are not white. The greatest inventors are white and you know this.

An engineer just adds to the joke! Well, at least you're smart.

I was messing around with It yesterday. It's pretty fun. Of course you would know how to do code. (racial joke)

nooo its was me u fool lol

i might know who banned you lol

No idea, I havent spent any SP so

Ps3 just got banned, too. He just messaged me and asked me.

No, I already used both of mine.

Platinum 13!!! Pick it up.

Oh yeah, I made that one a while back Well, blurring and tweaking the lighting really were key points with that signature. The ''disintegrating'' effect comes from first smudging the focal to the background, then adding a bunch of clipping masks and in the end using a special effect on GIMP called ''displace'' located in the ''map'' effects.

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its all good, i stole it from one of the older members here
used it for IT when i was still in high school.

i've found it, its called clipping masks
http://www.photoshopessentials.com/p...image-in-text/


i imagine the process should be similar for other photoediting software

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i think its called layer masking. i think... essentially, in photoshop, you can put a layer behind another layer, whatever is white in the foreground will turn transparent and show whats behind it. in may case, i've added a wave filter to dialga, put that layer behind the text and the effect is what you see

it does have an actual name, its not layer masking...its a masking or sorts

I hear ya man. I think I went over a year without one.

I thought you got one for dishonored a couple weeks back.

Surprise...platinum #12!!!

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