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[Strategist]

 Your avatar scares me, real or not....

I should have voted for #5. Now that I look back, #3's text doesn't look real enough. I demand restitution. The wool was pulled over my eyes.

You're allowed to change your vote up until the thread is closed today at 12:00am NST

[blue]

Voted #1, looks like it was made from scratch which I can definitely appreciate.

Also Wtf is 'Summertime Sadness'?

[Strategist]

#1 wasn't made from scratch It's a generic image on the net, but I noticed the person who made it edited out the sign post that was originally there. I quite like the artwork behind it.

[StudMuffin]

Also Wtf is 'Summertime Sadness'?

 

 

A song by Lana Del Rey: 

 

 

Edited by StudMuffin, 26 June 2013 - 05:21 PM.

[blue]

#1 wasn't made from scratch It's a generic image on the net, but I noticed the person who made it edited out the sign post that was originally there. I quite like the artwork behind it.

Oh, well that kinda changes my opinion on it...

A song by Lana Del Rey: 
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Thanks for the heads up.

[Elindoril]

Oh, well that kinda changes my opinion on it...

All you had to do was reverse image search...

[blue]

All you had to do was reverse image search...

Idk what that is, nor do I care at this time considering Strat was nice enough to aware me about it.

[Turnip]

Idk what that is, nor do I care at this time considering Strat was nice enough to aware me about it.

 

You know search engines? Where if you search for "cats" it'll show you images of cats and sites that have cats on them? Reverse image searching is where you get an image and make the search engine look for sites which have that image on it. Tineye, Google Images, IQDB and SauceNAO all do this ^^ It can be incredibly handy for finding larger versions of images, like if you know there's a wallpaper and the image you have isn't the right resolution, or finding the source if you want more from an artist!

 

#1 was originally made by Pixiv user dingyiyi, and you can view the image here (or here if you don't have a Pixiv account!)

[Strategist]

Idk what that is, nor do I care at this time considering Strat was nice enough to aware me about it.

Just know, in saying what I did, I did not mean to detract away from the work put into the signature at all either, because you can see from the original and the signature, there has been quite a lot of work put into creating what the person has produced

[blue]

You know search engines? Where if you search for "cats" it'll show you images of cats and sites that have cats on them? Reverse image searching is where you get an image and make the search engine look for sites which have that image on it. Tineye, Google Images, IQDB and SauceNAO all do this ^^ It can be incredibly handy for finding larger versions of images, like if you know there's a wallpaper and the image you have isn't the right resolution, or finding the source if you want more from an artist!
 
#1 was originally made by Pixiv user dingyiyi, and you can view the image here (or here if you don't have a Pixiv account!)

See, this is something new and exciting to me. Thanks for the in-depth explanation Turnip!

N yeah Strat mate I got ya. I do like the art style of #1 sig as well.

[Hinth]

You know search engines? Where if you search for "cats" it'll show you images of cats and sites that have cats on them? Reverse image searching is where you get an image and make the search engine look for sites which have that image on it. Tineye, Google Images, IQDB and SauceNAO all do this ^^ It can be incredibly handy for finding larger versions of images, like if you know there's a wallpaper and the image you have isn't the right resolution, or finding the source if you want more from an artist!

 

#1 was originally made by Pixiv user dingyiyi, and you can view the image here (or here if you don't have a Pixiv account!)

That's.. amazing. I never even knew this was possible.   +rep

[NapisaurusRex]

You know search engines? Where if you search for "cats" it'll show you images of cats and sites that have cats on them? Reverse image searching is where you get an image and make the search engine look for sites which have that image on it. Tineye, Google Images, IQDB and SauceNAO all do this ^^ It can be incredibly handy for finding larger versions of images, like if you know there's a wallpaper and the image you have isn't the right resolution, or finding the source if you want more from an artist!

Also handy for stalking people...

Edited by Napiform, 26 June 2013 - 07:05 PM.