My latest obsession . . . fortunately, it can only continue till I run out of stories. Not being
jackwabbit, this won't actually take too long.
I took my first shot at Aftershocks last night. The result is waaay too cluttered to use on ff.net, and probably too busy to use period. But I really like the frenetic energy I ended up with . . . it actually suits
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and 'Boyscout' & 'Walking on Air' are simply beautiful.
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(Why, yes, I'm making an assumption here, that you'll want covers and be okay with me doing them.) ;-)
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Rainmakers - I love the screencap you use for 'I can has Chocolate' maybe we can use? :D
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ETA: the CD cover reference being because "Walking on Air" really, really looks like one. Not that that's a bad thing; I love it. *always prejudiced in favor of blue skies* ;-)
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On ff.net itself, the images get shrunk waaay down. I found out with the first one just how much detail disappears. But it's so much more fun doing the larger-scale images . . . I'll probably continue to do a large image base, and then simplify it down from there, at least for the major items. The CD cover look makes sense for the ficlets and such.
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I really like the Aftershocks cover, although I definitely understand how that would be just so much visual confusion in the smaller size. People wouldn't "get the joke".
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The part of my brain that's mostly running this show is obviously working from the aesthetics of the typical paperback novel. I'll probably continue to do "paperback cover art" and then use those as the basis for simpler, cleaner, scaled-down images.
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I have not yet decided whether I'll be doing any cover art. I'm sort of drifting right now since my fan writing is all over the place in terms of fandoms, and I'm not sure that it's somewhere I can put the energy.
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. . .
I use Photoshop, the same program that I use for the LOLMacs. It's an older version (v.6), but it works fine for me.
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