Graphics
These are the graphics I've made. I used GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) for the following images and all the graphcis on the website.
I took this pic sometime in the middle of last summer, I think... and modified it in October. Its a photomaip mostly done with gradient maps and blur filter.
This is my eye lightly modified with GIMP. Just messed with the color, focus, and threw in some futuristic can lines on the corners.
This is from a render. Mostly used displace filter and gradient maps.
It says "Titan" backwards. I like making these cause they're totally from scratch. Mostly from the select tools.
This won't be the slightest big amusing if you haven't seen The Princess Bride. This doesn't really display any graphic abilities, but I think its really funny so I included it.
This is also from a render. Mostly used displace filter and Iwarp filter.
Not much going on here to be honest. Just working with contrast.
From one of my renders from a stock. I figured I've never aimed for "pretty" before, so I gave it a try!.
This is when I first realized how much better a signature can look if you blur things that are far away.
First decent attempt at using a fractal. It kinda looks new and "rusty" at the same time.
This is from a comic called Galactus. I've never seen it, but I like the pictures. It's just a stock manipulation. I'm not too big on comics. I just liked the image. And the line coming out of his nose is just me being silly. I'm surprised at how many people don't see it.
The render here just BEGGED to incorporate two main colors. I like the outcome.
![Duplicity- du·plic·i·ty [doo-plis-i-tee] 1. deceitfulness in speech or conduct; speaking or acting in two different ways concerning the same matter with intent to deceive; double-dealing.](http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/203/duplicityfz5.png)
I've tried to make signatures from renders from the movie Transformers, and this is the only one that I think turned out very well. They're just so complicated!
This is similar to the first Spider-man signature as far at techniqe goes.
I've always liked making this kind of thing.
