Newbie Quilt

"This is the quilt for new users. Please start quilting here, especially if you have never done it before.
You must pay special attention to the edges of your images. If the edges do not fit those of the adjacent images, try again.
Read the introduction (in the Tutorial forum) for some tips.
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Thema: Generisch
Fotos erlaubt: nein
Randumlauf: alle Ränder
Kacheln sichtbar: sofort
Abmessungen: 12 x 10 Kacheln
Kachelgröße: 64 x 64 Pixel
Angefangen am: 28.11.2006
Fertiggestellt am: 18.01.2009
120 von 120 Kacheln fertiggestellt.
373.9 Arbeitsstunden investiert.

100.0%

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Teilnehmende Künstler: yossariantwin (17), geckzilla (17), Orbitsnatcher (10), fydo (10), 111 (10), Sven2 (9), krenshala (8), Petra (4), Madwise (4), Cybris (3), User #41 (3), kodgetts (3), Janey (2), Günther (2), Thomas (2), anyothertime (2), thinko (2), Ditship (2), Dead (2), zeno (2), avoidthevoid (1), Dasher (1), trojan (1), gfuz (1), H3g3m0n (1), terraphi (1)

I'm not a slim fish!
Let's test negative ranges.
Why does every quilt here get at least one eye? :D | test: &hearts; <b>bold!</b> <font size="20">big!</font> <b>
this guy is screwed
So the sign lied about the shape of the pyramid! :o
seems that right border is not very good
Lookin' for Om Noms
This is Woof! A wolf in a sheep's costume.
Molly
Wolly
Danger! Pyramid ahead!
The dark green area is rather provoking. And it's also a reference to the grass at another part of the quilt.
A masterpiece!
A very detailed transition part in the tile.
The emptyness of the border lets us see directly into the void.
The "tail" is almost shaped like an "A". Quite a Chiasmus, because a tail usually denotes an "ending"!
Teeth. The eye is over there. This is actually neon Picasso. The only thing missing is the hidden phallus.
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Poor dog. By its expression, it\'s getting bit into the tail as well :o
Please draw a spaceship here!
Pirates don't need to sew straight. Arrr.
right border
Ouch!
I think it's a bad idea to give just the border of an otherwise complete object to your neighbour. The next one won't have that many options (except finishing the wing). Okay, you can attach something to the wing. But there would be a lot more options if you left a larger part, or maybe the head, to your neighbour.
Eh, don't say that. The dragon is looking the wrong way. He could be about to run into a wall or maybe something giant is gonna eat it. If I drew it bigger it would have ended up without wings or arms or morphing into a cow or something. :P
Wow, funny that you're saying that. I was just about to draw a flying cow on the other quilt :D
Mr. Clete sat here, but he left. Can you find Mr. Clete on this quilt?
I especially like the upper part of this quilt, even though it's not completed yet!
Beware, Great Cthulhu has risen from R'lyeh!
This tile is getting cramped with comments :)
I think I could draw an entire quilt consisting mostly of tentacles. I already put two tiles of tentacles on this one.
Bug! Although the wind's coming from the left, the meteor tails aren't affected. They should bend to the right!
NOt a bug. Check out the pirate flag. ;)
Another dark line here. Better upload as PNG and check your edges!
Yep, uploading as PNG should help :) (Hopefully yossariantwin still has the original PSD files or whatever)
I used to think this was a fire with a roasting stick over it. I now realize it's a man in a hole with a shovel. Damned misleading context!
What kinda goose missed the opportunity of a waterline
Black hole? Sweet!
This area seems rather green to me.
What does this rock mean? :o
The bug, the driftwood and the pink toothpaste form an almost straight, diagonal line. Coincidence?


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#531  09.06.2007 10:46 CET
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Alright! 25%, woo!

Things are looking pretty good smile
 
#541  14.06.2007 18:26 CET
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Hey geckzilla,

I really like your tiles. You've done an excellent job with blending on all of them smile
I'd definitely say that you should be set to at least Intermediate (maybe even Pro!)

*pokes Administrator*

P.S. I still think your little wolves are cute.
 
#549  16.06.2007 09:35 CET
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67 tiles left. I bet we could get this done by next week. Everyone pick up a tile and lets finish this one so we can make another one!
 
#600  28.06.2007 12:16 CET
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Come on, add some boxes! biggrin
 
#605  28.06.2007 15:19 CET
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By the way: You cannot edit or delete your boxes somehow, can you?
 
#606  28.06.2007 15:26 CET
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I can't even figure how to add boxes... *shrug*
 
#607  28.06.2007 15:29 CET
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Click on one of the tiles to get to its details page. On the details page, you can drag+drop a rectangular range, enter a comment and press OK.

Tried it in firefox 2. I had to enable JavaScript for this site (I'm using the NoScript-extension); but I believe JavaScript would be enabled by default in most browsers.

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#608  28.06.2007 15:31 CET
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Sven2"By the way: You cannot edit or delete your boxes somehow, can you?"


Not yet... we shall all laugh at your illogical statement that meteor tails should be affected by wind rather than their trajectory in the meantime.

Edit: good grief the avatar upload thing samples the avatar down and then scales it up with html. EW!

Edit2: and I must have completely misread that meteor comment on the quilt earlier. You can pretty much totally disregard this post.

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#609  28.06.2007 15:35 CET
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Ooh ok! thx - I'll try and add an inane comment. Woohoo!
 
#612  28.06.2007 15:39 CET
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Darn it came up in the wrong spot! I was trying to have a go at *myself* oops
 
#613  28.06.2007 15:42 CET
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geckzilla"
Edit: good grief the avatar upload thing samples the avatar down and then scales it up with html. EW!"


Does it? Your avatar is 128x128 and the display width is 128 as well. No height is given, though, but my browser displays it without scaling artifacts.

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#614  28.06.2007 15:43 CET
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geckzilla"Not yet... we shall all laugh at your illogical statement that meteor tails should be affected by wind rather than their trajectory in the meantime."


I adhere to that! Within the atmosphere, their smoke trail should be bent, because the older parts of the trail had more time to be blown sidewards by the wind.

I just wanted to delete the test boxes outside the quilt smile
 
#615  28.06.2007 15:44 CET
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Edit: good grief the avatar upload thing samples the avatar down and then scales it up with html. EW!"


Does it? Your avatar is 128x128 and the display width is 128 as well. No height is given, though, but my browser displays it without scaling artifacts.
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Yeah, I had uploaded some 100 pixel wide by over 128 tall, so it sampled it down to 70 wide and probably 128 tall... but on display it put the width to 128 in the html so it looked sampled up and hideous. So I changed it to be like everyone else's.
 
#616  28.06.2007 15:47 CET
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Ah, yes, max width and height are both 128. I didn't remember about the horizontal scaling, though, and regard it as a bug. I'll do something about it sometime later.

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#618  28.06.2007 15:50 CET
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Sven2"
Sven2"Not yet... we shall all laugh at your illogical statement that meteor tails should be affected by wind rather than their trajectory in the meantime."


I adhere to that! Within the atmosphere, their smoke trail should be bent, because the older parts of the trail had more time to be blown sidewards by the wind."


I did misread it at first but I don't think the tails would be visibly affected until long after they hit the ground. Those things move at speeds measured in kilometers per second before they hit the atmosphere and are still breaking the sound barrier after they are slowed by the atmosphere on their way down to earth!
 
#619  28.06.2007 15:51 CET
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Was there some pun about "scales" hidden in there somewhere re. the dragon?
or am I paranoid now?
 
#620  28.06.2007 15:56 CET
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You are paranoid. I would never use a pun intentionally.
 
#621  28.06.2007 15:58 CET
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Phew! I'm glad I *am* paranoid, otherwise I'd have been worrying about nothing!
 
#623  28.06.2007 16:04 CET
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I'd love to hear more about each artist's techniques and software tips etc sometime... I mean I'm making it up as I go along. I usually use photoshop as an image manipulation tool - not a drawing tool.

Should I start a thread?
 
#630  28.06.2007 17:09 CET
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geckzilla"I did misread it at first but I don't think the tails would be visibly affected until long after they hit the ground. Those things move at speeds measured in kilometers per second before they hit the atmosphere and are still breaking the sound barrier after they are slowed by the atmosphere on their way down to earth!"


If the meteor were very fast, then the smoke tail had to be very long (and thin). But you can see that it isn't. Maybe the atmosphere is very thick here? It even contains fish! ;D

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