And This Is What It's All About

I have actually been having my doubts about all the nasty comments I am receiving on this blog about my graphic designs. Take note: GRAPHIC DESIGNS. But the one just made by dodence_bt actually sealed the deal. I have kept silent this long because I respect the owners of this blog. I have not written a single reply to answer all the insults a few people have been posting here even though some of the comments are already personal in nature.

I compile different images into one picture.
I make a graphic representation of a Louis Vuitton bag for example and do a picture out of it such as the picture I have previously posted. I, not even once claimed that I am the designer of the item I have used on a picture (The bag is a Louis Vuitton design for God's sake!!!).

I have high respects for dodence_bt since I think his works are amazing. However, reading the comment he just made had me thinking again. Let me answer all the accusations he hurled at me:

DODENCE_BT: That guy does this in photoshop, I'm sure...
Dodence_bt, it was not a kept secret that I arrange and build a picture or a scene in Photoshop CS3. However, the graphic representations of an item is done using a completely different program.

DODENCE_BT: Why are his designs the same as on the pic?
Dodence_bt, Since it is a graphic representation, I try my utmost best to recreate the original image as closely as possible.

DODENCE_BT: Tell him to make an outfit of your choise and see if he's going to make it!
Dodence_bt, Is this what it's all about? About me doing what you are supposedly doing? The one insinuating that you are in competition with me is just yourself. The two girls I am with on this blog, Noelle Page and Isabella Arci have high respects for you, but I don't know if they are going to look at you with the same regard after reading what you just said.

Real talented people have respect for other people's talents as well.

Dodence_bt, Yes, you are talented with what you are doing but are you gracious about it? NO. Yes, people do admire your works but are you humbled by it? NO.

With this comment of yours, it only shows that you are threatened by me. But you know what, I am not going to compete with you because what we are doing are completely different... and I am not going to stoop down to the level you are currently in.

YOU JUST LET ALL OF STARDOLL SEE WHAT KIND OF A PERSON YOU ARE.

YOUNG LADIES & YOUNG GENTLEMEN, BEHOLD THE TRUE CHARACTER OF YOUR FAVORITE "DESIGNER":

CONCEITED, ARROGANT & NARROW MINDED.

POSTSCRIPT:
I downloaded the picture made by blogger "FAY" this morning.
I just thought that I'd download the original image and redo the picture using my own technique.
I just finished masking off the layers now.

I placed the picture side by side just so you can see the differences.
If you were reading the comments on this post, my technique has already been disclosed by one smart girl... and yes, it is NOT EASY to do and IT DOES take time.

This is actually getting fun. Fay, have you got other complicated pictures that we can do?
(The design of the bag you chose was way too simple)
You can do the one step cut out filter while I do my own thing.

I just want to get over and done with this and my point across.

Fay, are you up for the challenge?

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Sorry, for posting this late. The fibers of the peacock bag took so much time to mask and this was a challenge for myself too. Anyway, here is the comparison:

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I opted to include the original image this time so everyone can clearly see the difference.
Fay used the cut out filter on the bag but if she does that, she will not be able to get the details of the bag's fiber. All she's going to end up with is a blurred image.

If you are going to look closely, she placed the filtered image on top of the original and she deleted majority of the parts of the filtered image to let the details of the original image show through.
But when she did that, even the stitchings on the original image showed (look at the top black part of the bag). Also, if you look at the fibers of the peacock bag, you will see that the original image almost does not have any difference to that of Fay's work, which again was done using Photoshop's cut out filter.

This is the third and the last comparison I am going to do since 1.) I know I have already sent my point across (strongly); 2.) Noelle & Isabella already asked me to; and 3.) The person who started this all already made an apology.

Again, I have included the picture of the original image so everybody can see the differences better. I won't talk about the images anymore since they can already speak for themselves.

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With this, I do hope this discussion ends here and we can get on with our lives. Advance Merry Christmas everyone!

I just want to encourage all of you to click on the image to see the full size version.