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Need brushes, renders, stocks, anime pictures? Need help on installing brushes, want to know what program to use or....just confussed? well then Ask here please, this is as the title said the help center for the Tokyo art dome.
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Few rules
When requesting for pictures, renders or what ever else plz give as much detail as possible and give examples if can.

When posting links to help another person you HAVE to give a description
- Posts with links that dont have a description will be deleted.

Description must have the following:

- Kind of site (normal, ecchi etc... also HENTAI isn't allowed).
- Content of site (wallpapers, renders, sprites etc...).
- How to obtain the pictures (no sign up, free sign up etc...).

When asking for help again plz give details on your problem for example:
(Bad way to ask) I want to know how to make sigs...

(good way to ask) Can anyone give me a good tut for beginners? I am a noob and looking for a starting point.


I am not a mod but If you have any questions on this thread pm me and Ill get back, hopefully this thread helps.



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Ill start it out

Old links from last Anime Picture Sites thread



GFX Terms
Stock= The picture
Render= a 3D object
Font= The text
Typo= Text and color
color= color
Blending= Stock to bg comparison, how it blends into the BG.
Opacity= seing through objects
Hue and Saturation= Color
Color Balance= Advance Coloring
Brushing= Backgroung, brush is an instrument to make a background
BG= background
CnC: Comments and Critisizm (so many people don't know that)
WIP: Work in progress
Vector: Something that is "vectorized." ...oh gosh, just click here for an example XD

Contrast: bumping up the contrast makes the picture notably brighter and can limit colours. Lowering it darkens the colour scheme

Saturation: dramatically brightens the dominant colour
Desaturation: converts to grayscale
Ripping= Stealing GFX thats not yours
3D app: Any program that lets you manipulate and create 3D objects (3D Studio Max, Maya, Lightwave, Softimage, Blender, etc.)

Open-source: (I don't think this is used alot around here, but..): a program that allows you to edit its components to your liking.
The Source Code is available for people who want to make these changes.
Example: GimpShop

Render: PNG file with no background. Used to increase file quality.
Renders: http://planetrenders.net/

sprite = gif material stock, recon as pixly images a la 2D characters
dingbells (or whatever they're called) = fonts used as images, icons*
depth: creating the perception of a third dimension with your sig

ok i am having a brush request

a freand of mine has a noruto brush set for PhotoShop any one hlep me?


also can anyone find a nice clone brush tut ? for a beginer?

1 question.. can i convert the .abr brushes of photoshop to paint shop pro 8 brushes?

[MODERATOR'S NOTE: Gattsu's post, below, was deleted since it was spam and had no relevance to the topic.]

This post has been edited by Kit-Tsukasa on Nov 23 2006, 12:09 PM

this may seem like a stupid post but what exactly is a brush and does anyone have a good program where i can scan my pictures edit fill them in with color and make them 3d and stuff like that?

i would say that you should get a good scaner and also adobe photo shop CS2 and as for a a brush it is like a pen in pain but give textures and effects when used right (so not by me)

Im just gonna ask a question ive been trying to figure out forever and i dont know if it will be figured out or not. But I need to get a program where it just basically helps me do everything. Change the color of someones clothes or wings or something like that along with maybe some other random things. The program i have right now just changes the color balance which really kinda screws up the anime picture for me. So if anybody could respond to this it would be great. The things i was using were, Nero photosnap viewer application, and microsoft Picture manager. So if anybody could help me out with this be GREAT! Sweet Thanks.

try getting adobe photoshop cs2(search a torrent site), or you can download the adobe photoshop Cs3 30 day trial at the www.adobe.com you have to register on the site before you can download the cs3 trial.

Umm... It might sound unusual and new to you man, but any version of Photoshop can do that I recommend PS 7 or newer depending on your system specs.

I'm looking for a render of Ryoma Echizen from Prince of Tennis. Does anybody know where I can find a render of Ryoma exactly like the one in this wallpaper? Thanks for your help.

The link to the wallpaper: (take out the spaces)

ht tp://shi rubi asan.al terv ista.o rg/_altervista_ht/im mag ini/wallpr ince1.jp g

Hmm... Planetrenders is down right now... I'll search for it later..

Hey Ausdoerrt, you won't be able to find it on planetrenders.net anyways, there isn't any renders for it (except Momoshiro, which was found under another keyword).

Other than that, I found the render off google-searching, but it doesn't let you copy links/ save the image. Blah.

Can you give me the link that was in your URL at that time? Put spaces so you can post the link here.

I just happened to google it, that's all. I don't have the link, however, but my effort lead to 23 pages of searching ^^.

Also, you can't put links if you're a new member. Obviously, I'm not new ^^

Can you tell me what key words you put in, or the link to the search page where you saw the render? Can you find it again and take a screen pic of it?

Ok, this is gonna sound really noobish. *hangs head in shame*

I d/l'ed some brushes earlier, and I can't figure out where they go. They are just the .ABR files. I put them in the Plug-Ins folder, but they don't show up in the program.

Or, do I need to do something to import them into the program?

I feel like a dumbass for asking a question like this, but if it helps me, then I'll get over it.

Oh yeah, I'm using Photoshop 7.0. (if that makes any difference)

Place the *.abr files into:
Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop X\Presets\Brushes (where X is the version number for your version of Photoshop.)

Brushes created in Photoshop 7 or later will not work in earlier versions of Photoshop. Any Photoshop brushes should work in Photoshop 7 and later.

From the Brushes Palette in Photoshop, click the small arrow in the upper right corner of the palette, and choose load brushes. The brushes will be added to the current brushes.

Awesome, thanks. I'll have to try that when I get home.

http://www.marcofolio.net/photoshop/ultima..._resources.html

"Ultimate Photoshop Design Resources"

I found this site on the web. It has links to websites that have brushes, stocks, plugins etc.

For example

You have to go to the web site for the actual links....