since this was my first attempt at a tile i really wanted some feedback. any and all feedback would be appreciated.
thanks
-kannan
This tile is from For Newbies II: The Revenge of the Newbies
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its my first one... i hope it came out ok =/
By: kannan
Checked out at: July 29, 2001
Checked in at: July 29, 2001
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comments anyone?
Re: comments anyone?
Okay... Here goes:
The ball in the upper right corner will be cut in half when it is visible... Only stuff you do within the 128 center pixels will be visible... Everything else (on the checked borders and the other artists borders) will be simply cut away.
You putting new content on both the top and the bottom was very good. This makes it less boring for the tiles around you to blend, and gives way for much funnier stuff... An idea however, could be to create the same content over both the top and the bottom, this way - more continuity over the quilt is created...
Content can be placed on the edges (where the "draw here" and the checked area meets) - this way people are going to blend the actual content of your tile, not just the background. This makes way for interesting blendings. Ofcourse, the newbie quilts may not be the place to do this - chance is big that someone inexperienced will just screw the blending and it won't be fun at all for you...
That's just my 10 cents. Good luck.
The ball in the upper right corner will be cut in half when it is visible... Only stuff you do within the 128 center pixels will be visible... Everything else (on the checked borders and the other artists borders) will be simply cut away.
You putting new content on both the top and the bottom was very good. This makes it less boring for the tiles around you to blend, and gives way for much funnier stuff... An idea however, could be to create the same content over both the top and the bottom, this way - more continuity over the quilt is created...
Content can be placed on the edges (where the "draw here" and the checked area meets) - this way people are going to blend the actual content of your tile, not just the background. This makes way for interesting blendings. Ofcourse, the newbie quilts may not be the place to do this - chance is big that someone inexperienced will just screw the blending and it won't be fun at all for you...
That's just my 10 cents. Good luck.