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It's in there, I promise Larry ;)
A more conventional scribble. almost all of this one is created using the original scribble or the scribble with the straight line section removed.
Good going Egg! I found the line in both. Interesting that you find the scribble line in a photo like in 1 even though the line was completely made up
It's still warm enough, here, to have ice cream!
That's cool in mare ways than one Rik.
Thank you, Larry. Here's something from, I think, the 1940s or 50s- "Two Little Men in a flying Saucer......." There are 22 scribbles altogether.
Thank you Penny. Makes me think of Sesame Street. Yup, yup, yup, yup,yup,yup,yup.
You could start your own Candle Company, Larry. I've got a logo for sale?!
Like that one a lot Larry.
I can't see what Larry has drawn, Egg?Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Whoops! I meant you Rik #-o
I like that Rik. It's a real beauty! I only see part of the scribble line though, could you please highlight or put an off color line showing where it is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Sorry Rik, I have been lax in doing one myself most of the time lately. I seem to content myself coming up with a line and responding to others creations however I will rectify that situation. Probably won't be as good as what you guys are doing but I'll try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
This was not a call for you to come up with, or do something.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
I was just having a bit of fun with Egg.
He'd said that he was impressed with what you came up with?
He actually meant to say that it was me.
So he'd said Larry instead of Rik.
How anyone can get us mixed up, is beyond me.
I mean. One is handsome, and the other one is...!
One is handsome (you), and the other one is handsome and skinny? (me)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Oh bye the way Rik I was messing around with the scribble and and figured out how you used the line so disregard my last crack about not being able to find the line, brilliant solution.
Well, for anyone else who may be wondering where the scribble is?
The background hides the bottom part of the scribble.
You can see this, if I change the background colour.
Here's a quick pen. (a writing implement used before computers and tablets)
Bob.
I like it, Thank you Bob
If I take the scribble, turn it a little bit, duplicate it and flip it.
There's an ideal opportunity to make good use of that.
;)
Looks like something from Angry Birds Rik. However I can't see the Scribble?
With the way how posts are on different pages, my explanation, is the post before the Scribble Birds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
So, please go to the previous page!
Ah! Senior moment. Easy to see when it's pointed out.
Very clever, Rik. Lovely birdies.
Bob.
Brillant Rik ...
:)
Another great image Rik.
I'm intrigued by the effect on the 'Choco..' heading. Its not a normal feather is it?
It's not an effect at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by salaam
It's a font called 01-01-00
Not a very original name for a font. But, a great font, I'm sure you will agree.
Available here, and the license is listed as free: http://www.1001freefonts.com/01_01_00.font
like that a lot Rik.
We just got back from the reunion yesterday evening. Had a great time but it's nice to be home. I seem to be making friends with people I was not friends with in high school.
I started with the left side of a simple symbol I was created, but then flipped the joined path, and connected the two. From there, just and extrude, a little coping over to be abble to use a gradient fill, then a feather shadow. It took perhaps 2 minutes after I had a grasp of what I was building.
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It's totally unintentional that the bird bears a resemblance to Marvels' Agents of SHIELD's logo.
My Best,
Gary
That's really cool, Gary.
Turning it into 3D, is a master-stroke. =D>
Well, thanks, but I've earned the dubious distinction of being Mr. 3D around here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
My Best (usually),
Gary
OK Mr. 3D, Mighty fine work there. Pleased as punch you joined in the scribble challenge.
Cheers RikQuote:
Originally Posted by Rik