Kickstarter Campaign Graphics (Avatars, Signatures & More)

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These are some amazing graphics. Great work! I just put one of the avatars on my kickstarter profile.

redcat72 wrote:These are some amazing graphics. Great work! I just put one of the avatars on my kickstarter profile.

Thanks! Happy they're of use.

Might try to do some website ad banners in the future for blogs/websites.

I've updated the flyer and poster files to have higher resolution gamebox art covers (thanks Cubase for the high res pics). There were also some other edits I did to clean up some places. I also added some smaller poster sizes.

First post has been edited to be more organised with direct links to where each of the different materials are.

GREAT work Sai, hats off to you!

-Cub. =o)

Sai,

See if you can do something this this:


Click to download full version

Remember the montage?

-Cub. =o)

Cubase wrote:GREAT work Sai, hats off to you!

Thanks

Cubase wrote:Sai,

See if you can do something this this:

[poster]

Remember the montage?

That looks cool.

What would you like me to do with it? Edit it with Kickstarter info at the bottom? Or you mean make a photographic mosaic of the Tex Murphy logo? Apparently there is some free software that can do this sort of thing (of course doing it manually might give best results but I've never done one before and wouldn't even know where to start!). However it might be tough to do one of the logo as there might not be enough bright red, yellow and orange scenes to use.
http://www.engadget.com/2004/10/19/how- ... o-mosaics/
http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/pho ... 34691.aspx

I wonder if its possible to create video mosaics with certain software (video clips instead of still images). Then it could slowly zoom out from a single movie clip square playing some Tex Murphy scene to gradually reveal the full logo with lots of action going on.

Again, these are fabulous! I'm going to try a few to see what will work well with a Facebook Timeline cover image.

Oops, I said I was going to do this days ago!

Here are some photocopy-friendly signs based on my newspaper ad, in case you can't get color or need to copy them. One of them has little pull-off slips and one is little handbill cards.

Click for big!

Nice work Jane. I especially like the pull off strips idea, I see people doing that for other things and people taking them.

Added link to your post in to the first post too.

I made a Facebook cover photo cobbled together from some of Sai's pics & text in case anyone wants to use it.

http://image90.webshots.com/90/9/44/92/ ... xlK_ph.jpg
Small preview:


Here's how it looks on my page:
https://www.facebook.com/redcat72#

redcat72 wrote:I made a Facebook cover photo cobbled together from some of Sai's pics & text in case anyone wants to use it.

It looks cool Maybe its just me but neither of your links work. The first is 403 Forbidden and the facebook one says Content not Found, maybe photobucket or something mught be better for hosting the image?

Hmm, I'm using webshots, and it's a public album. Maybe I could try Flickr.

Never-mind - I just added it to theFan Art section. Hopefully you can download it from there.

Sets of web banners. These are at the kind of size dimensions Google use too for their ad banners and are ideal for adding to your website, blog or any other place.

To add it to your site or blog and have it clickable to go to a website use the following code. Replace the words in capitals. For example change IMAGE with a link to the image (to grab the image link follow the instructions on this page for your browser).

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<a href="http://www.texmurphy.com"><img src="IMAGE"></a>

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