18 Dec 2010 at 11:09 - 801
Omai Minami, looks great, specially your hands. Very cool. Just I would brighten up the background a bit. Contrast between you is a bit too much now imo.
As far as my title goes. I'm still doubting between 'The greatest snowman ever made' (but this is the precise title of the wintersday quest) and 'Tyria's greatest snowman'. Or just scrapping the whole thing

Thank you for all the suggestions and comments
18 Dec 2010 at 16:10 - 802
@Minami: OMGZ i LOVE IT!
Wooooow it's just so AWESOME!
I swear you should win without question <3 really epic, and the bg is so realistic

good joob!
@Tommy: Statue of Liberty...
Tyria's Snowman of Liberty =o
18 Dec 2010 at 17:47 - 803
I can't think up any good titles for it Tommy. All I can do is complain.
My whole household caught some sort of cold this week so don't think I'll get around to a second entry for Workshop, just too tired. Plus I had been thinking of making GW stockings but after the Anet cards got posted that kind of shoots that idea down. >.<
@Minami. Great job!
18 Dec 2010 at 18:43 - 804
You got a card from Anet? I never got one.
18 Dec 2010 at 19:26 - 805
Nope, haven't gotten one this year but there are pics up in Riverside and on their blog.
18 Dec 2010 at 20:25 - 806
Yeah I've seen it. With the GW2 main characters.
18 Dec 2010 at 21:38 - 807
Oh great, this sucks >.>
Every time i try to do anything on Adobe, it tells me, You can not perform bla de bla because your scratch disk is full...
In otherwords , they're saying, Ha Ha Ha, you want to adobe on THAT piece of #$!@$ ? Keep dreaming, go buy a new comp!
>.> I may not be able to colour it...
19 Dec 2010 at 10:02 - 809
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Originally Posted by Flying Ninja Monk
Oh great, this sucks >.>
Every time i try to do anything on Adobe, it tells me, You can not perform bla de bla because your scratch disk is full...
In otherwords , they're saying, Ha Ha Ha, you want to adobe on THAT piece of #$!@$ ? Keep dreaming, go buy a new comp!
>.> I may not be able to colour it...
That basically means that your RAM memory is entirely used by PS, and that photoshop is trying to temporary replace RAM memory with disc space. I recommend to either clean up a little partition where your photoshop is installed or install it on another one, where you have more free hard drive space.
Edit > Preferences > Memory & Image Cache you need to set up how % of the entire amount of RAM you want ps to use. Default is 50%, if your pc isn't strong enough you can set 90% to 95% but that usually means that you can't run anything else beside photoshop.
Edit > Preferences > Plug-Ins & Scratch Disks here you set hard discs for temporary files. 2gb is recommended, but don't set it to use same partition where your OS is installed. (you can set 4 different discs)
If you want to speed up even more your ps, you can delete all of the brushes/patterns/plug-ins/fonts that you don't use.