Ascors arts

[Silverthorn]

You weren't really accurate with the horse, on its back there is a green line. Same applies for the area around its legs.

In general, try to refrain from these kinds of images if you do color separation:
- reflective surfaces. Desaturating elements and having their reflections still colored isn't looking too nice. And it's darn hard to desaturate the reflections without destroying the focus.
- fuzzy transitions such as hairy surfaces. They require a focused desaturation (in the example of the horse, it'd be: desaturation of green only), which is also darn hard.
- transparent materials. The objects behind shall be gray but still have a certain color tone (that of the transparent material). Also takes some bigger amounts of time.

[Ascor]

Evil mod returns

blue phoenix's bashing

xD
ehr yeah may i didn't realise and that horse was freakin hard
for the cars
may i'll do a fixed version

[Ascor]

Yeah what should i say
another splash screen from me.
i tried another fraktal and this new curvy line at the bottom.
hope you like it.
if you wanna use it just pm me or write it here

[Gad]

I don't like the colours u used, Gimp's start screen is usually dark. And the font in right-up corner isn't realy good for this. There should be something more interesting.
But nice and simple.

[Ascor]

Splash screen for rent.
xD
Say me the text you want or some other effects and i'll add them for you :P

[SirFrog]

hmm... the black edge seems kinda pixellated

[Ascor]

may you could describe what black edge
the wavey line at the bottom?

[Silverthorn]

Green and gray are not a good combination to mix. Complement colors (or monotonous if you want it simple) work much better. Also, like SirFrog said, apply some anti-aliasing to the black.

[Ascor]

I think it's a good combination
the green appears strong in contrast with grey.
it looks modern to me

[snorsorbet]

Yes, it has a limited contrast, but as it is right now it looks very overall boring and IMO you've got to add a warm color to make it look more interesting. (Maybe orange?)