Web app rec; drawing
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nixwilliams I learned of Pixlr Photo Editor. It's VERY like Photoshop; it even uses Photoshop keyboard shortcuts. My only problem was that I kept accidentally rearranging the order of my layers somehow. And it doesn't support paths. But other than that, it's pretty awesome. Instruction manual. (Requires flash.)
The last book I read was "Gone Tomorrow" by Lee Child, and although this drawing is technically fan art, this is... not a rec.
JACKET BLURB: "Reacher, one of the most popular characters in contemporary thrillers, is the perfect hero... loved by women, feared by men and respected by all."
ME: >.o
Title: In Reacher's Pants
Fandom: Reacher novels
Media: Pixlr
And Pixlr will host your image. (Link for backup because I'm hotlinking and I can't find their policy on that.) [ETA: But they apparently delete it after a certain amount of time.]
As for the sixth item in Reacher's pants, I hope my depiction is as subtle and nuanced as canon is.
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nixwilliams I learned of Pixlr Photo Editor. It's VERY like Photoshop; it even uses Photoshop keyboard shortcuts. My only problem was that I kept accidentally rearranging the order of my layers somehow. And it doesn't support paths. But other than that, it's pretty awesome. Instruction manual. (Requires flash.)
The last book I read was "Gone Tomorrow" by Lee Child, and although this drawing is technically fan art, this is... not a rec.
JACKET BLURB: "Reacher, one of the most popular characters in contemporary thrillers, is the perfect hero... loved by women, feared by men and respected by all."
ME: >.o
Title: In Reacher's Pants
Fandom: Reacher novels
Media: Pixlr
And Pixlr will host your image. (Link for backup because I'm hotlinking and I can't find their policy on that.) [ETA: But they apparently delete it after a certain amount of time.]
As for the sixth item in Reacher's pants, I hope my depiction is as subtle and nuanced as canon is.
This entry was originally posted at http://gnatkip.dreamwidth.org/8712.html. If you feel moved to comment, please do so there: