Though I do not agree with the reason it was taken down, I will take the info I
have been given to make a better image that does not violate this pretty
stringent image policy.
As for taking the message personally, I will take it that way when an image,
that I did in-fact work for over a week on, is removed. Then I am told there is
a plethora of problems with the image. In the end the person that I made this
for, was ecstatic, and that in the end is all that matters to me.
So next time I will make an image that you have no reason to take down. Oh and
thanks for the tutorials, the will be of much help in the future.
Quote by automated message"- It was too
simplistic, with poor layout or background - N/A
- It was too blurry or overfiltered - 1 filter for the background is NOT
overfiltering.
- It used screenshots or unmodified stock photos - No screenshots and everything
was modded.
- It featured a poor quality extraction or had many artifacts on the images - No
artifacts or anything left from the original scan.
- It was a low effort wallpaper - took me 4 hours a day for 6 days.
- It was an alternate version of an existing wallpaper. Please only upload one
version of a wallpaper. If you wish to display alternate versions, you may post
an offsite link. - Didn't see one when I searched.
- It did not feature an anime-style image. - Love Hina is anime last time I
checked"
Honestly it is quite hard to take a scan that is 800*600 and increase it to
1280*960. I did the vector to increase the non crappyness of the scan. Yes the
edges are jagged in some areas, it happens. As for the back ground it is NOT
over filtered. I used one filter, Cut Out. I used it on its lowest setting so it
would retain its original look but, still look cartoony if you would. So I
disagree with the reason why it would have taken it down.
Though I do not agree with the reason it was taken down, I will take the info I have been given to make a better image that does not violate this pretty stringent image policy.
As for taking the message personally, I will take it that way when an image, that I did in-fact work for over a week on, is removed. Then I am told there is a plethora of problems with the image. In the end the person that I made this for, was ecstatic, and that in the end is all that matters to me.
So next time I will make an image that you have no reason to take down. Oh and thanks for the tutorials, the will be of much help in the future.
I was wondering why my wallpaper was deleted. According to the automated message:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/flawedkaos/swintendo64gift.jpg
Honestly it is quite hard to take a scan that is 800*600 and increase it to 1280*960. I did the vector to increase the non crappyness of the scan. Yes the edges are jagged in some areas, it happens. As for the back ground it is NOT over filtered. I used one filter, Cut Out. I used it on its lowest setting so it would retain its original look but, still look cartoony if you would. So I disagree with the reason why it would have taken it down.