Do you like...

[JgraphNet]

...what I've done with the place ?

Found another "old" stock image and gave it a go.



Built a new corner with two other stock images and added a floor from a third.



Original image: Dreamstime (not available anymore).
Additional stock images: Renderosity - Urban Decay
Retouch, montage and artwork: JgraphNet/dkj.

Comments and critique is very welcome.
Please respect copyright.

--- DKJ ---

[iDad]

did you do that as print material or for web devises? .very interesting texture for pipes

[JgraphNet]

My original is Hi-res so it's printable. The collection Urban Decay used in the montage is avalable at Renderosity -> Here
Another one in "Technicolor" is -> Here

--- DKJ ---

[iDad]

Nice looking site

[iDad]

really like the
Beautiful Gothic IX: Autumn Lights Themed 2D Sveva

tutorial on that would be awesome

[Steve]

Well done Dick.

[JgraphNet]

(Sorry - just posted the same piece on a Swedish forum - Bildredigering iFokus - roughly "Image Editing in Focus")

Yes, Renderosity is mostly 3D stuff, but you can pick up quite nice backgrounds and textures for really cheap compared to other image libraries.

>tutorial on that would be awesome

Good Lord ... that would probably kill me. When I get in "The Flow" I have no idea what I'm doing to get where I go. Worse thing is when people ask me "How did you do that", 'cause I don't know. It just kind of builds itself as I go and I mostly end up with a mile long Layers Panel that's a complete mess...
So I'm not really as organized and diciplined as I try to teach others to be - but don't tell them

And thank you very much, Steve.

--- DKJ ---

[iDad]

lol that's funny I know exactly what you mean! I get to much tunnel vision to do tuts, I see something in my head then just go for it

[KRF]

I like the image, looks good, thanks for posting it for us to see

[JgraphNet]

Thank you, KRF !
Appreciate you commenting on it.
Since we have a Showroom - why not use it? Had just watched Matrix Revolutions for the umpteenth time so the title is an Agent Smith quote, really. Just dropped the "Mr Anderson". Seemed to make sense at the time ...