#raster productions

[n64retro]

Quake II (id Software, Raster Productions / Activision, 1999) magazine ad for Nintendo 64.

[mvfm-25]

" Come one... Come all! "

GamePro Magazine n148 - January, 2001.

[n64retro]

Experience some frantic classic split-screen multiplayer in Quake II (id Software / Raster Productions, Activision, 1999) for N64.

Grueling dueling during a Deathmatch duet in Quake II, by Raster/id Software.

[bangpuddingmuffin]

Quake II 64

Quake II 64, it turns out, not all that great.

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMOeTsMoezKbXSyIByTXsXlk9_Y-YE0aF

[lilafeuer]

Quake II 64 Remastered by Nightdive Studios

[soundrooms]

A L V A N O T O | Carsten Nicolai

raster-noton etc

[mjhartwork]

traced a photograph of mars in Illustrator :P

[i2vgraphics-blog]

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[ratwithhands]

I'm doing product design in school, I loved getting to incorporate these two into project work. They came out surprisingly well in the print, especially considering they were raster and the program I used didn't differentiate CMYK and RGB.

This is an incomplete model case for merchandise of a hypothetical RPG where these two are your main heroes. Gameplay would involve you using both in battle sequences, switching between them to pressure opponents from all ranges.

This is how the illustrations look by the way, I'm really happy with the front cover.

Would you play this?

[n64retro]

Quake II id Software / Raster Productions / Activision Nintendo 64 1999

[tinytowns]

* ( ❀ ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) ♡ Ꮺ 𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗬𝗧𝗢𝗪𝗡𝗦 — 𝖯𝖱𝖤𝖳𝖳𝖸𝖴 ੭

— introducing prettyu , the latest template from tinytowns. this can be treated as a banner or pinned graphic &. is an alternate version of my pang! template which can be found here &. is the final product of my super! template series which can again be found here ❀ inspired by manga + comic aesthetics with halftone patterns + playful speech bubbles , though you are absolutely free to take creative liberty &. customize it to your tastes as long as credit to tinytowns is somewhere ❀ experience in photoshop is required to edit this template effectively as it utilizes clipping masks , shapes + rasterizing layer styles to achieve the stroke effect - but help is always available through ask ❀ download link is in the source code + below the read more along with fonts used + icon credits ❀ please consider a like + reblog on this post if you found this resource helpful ( ˘͈ ᵕ ˘͈ ♡) ~

❀    DOWNLOAD.

prettyu! template - here

font used is arista 2.0 alternate - here

❀    EDITING TIPS.

when changing the name make sure to make the first name layer invisible so you can edit the one behind it ( gives it the black stroke effect )

remember to use a mask to crop your model pngs so that they don't spill over the edges ( do this after you've done all the strokes )

to achieve the stroke i did a first white layer stroke of 4 and then right clicked my model png layer + rasterized the layer style , then adding a 1 px stroke of the same grey on the borders .

❀    CREDITS.

sparkle icon - Sparkle icons created by SeyfDesigner - Flaticon

cloud icon - Cloud icons created by Freepik - Flaticon

star icon - Star icons created by Smashicons - Flaticon

folder icon - Folder icons created by Good Ware - Flaticon

flower icon - Flower icons created by Freepik - Flaticon

cursor icon - Click icons created by Freepik - Flaticon

[canarysage]

hiii so sorry if this is a stupid question but how do you make icons that aren’t squares? the only canvas i can make Is square 🥲

how to make shaped icons!

no worries anon! things like this can be a little confusing at first, so i get you. let’s get into it!

first thing’s first is creating a new project in photopea. i tend to make my icons 300x300, but it doesn’t really matter the dimensions as long as they match (so you shouldn’t do 750x700, for example.) make sure your background is set to transparent (no worries if you forgot this step—just delete the colored background layer!)

next thing is getting the shape! i tend to use photopea’s shape tool for this, since it’s easiest for me, but you can also just google “circle png” or something. (make sure your image is actually transparent, though. click and drag or click and hold and see if the dotted background lingers or goes away!)

for the first icon, i’m going to use the ellipse tool. feel free to change the color of your shape—i usually set backgrounds later, but that’s up to you. the exact dimensions of this shape don’t matter, but like your canvas, they have to match so the circle is even. click and drag to make your shape

as you can see, my shape isn’t centered just yet—but i corrected that by using the click and drag tool: the one at very top of your sidebar. photopea will center and align your shape for you if you move it towards the middle

now you have your base! time to start adding backgrounds and such things. i used my usual method for the background, but you can do whatever. one thing to make sure for this step is to set all your layers to clipping mask (putting the shape below all your other layers)

to find clipping mask click the button that says layer at the top

as you can see, my gradient fill is already clipped mask’ed. if for whatever reason you want your layers un-clipping mask’ed later, just go back and click the clipping mask button again. (i’ve said clipping mask too many times. it feels like a fake word.)

(hello, haruka!) this is how my icon looks so far! everything is clipped mask’ed to my circle. if you’d like, you can stop here, and download your image. i went ahead and added a psd. unless you’re using a color fill later or something similar in your psd, that doesn’t really need to be clipping mask’ed.

(the psd i used here is really simple and i didn’t save it, but always put your psds in folders, just to make your life easier.)

now that we’ve got that done, time to export! make sure that you export as a png. otherwise, your icon will still be square.

the finished product! pretty simple, right? you can use this method for all sorts of shapes. i went ahead and did two other kinds—bordered and faded.

for the border, i copied my original shape (a square in this instance) and switched the fill mode to the icon with an x through it, and switched the stroke mode to a solid color, and set the stroke to seven pixels. i think for bordered icons you can also shift the border so that there’s a space between it and your icon, but i left it where it was this time

as you can see, i didn’t change any other layers, except that i duplicated my gradient fill! this is the same project i was working on before, just with a different base.

now for the faded icon! i used a heart shape for this, as that’s pretty standard, “but wait! photopea’s shape tool doesn’t have a heart option!” it does, actually! it’s just hidden. click your shape tool and go down to custom shapes. then scroll at the top until you see the little arrow with the star beneath it (which should be as far right as you can scroll.)

wow! so many shapes!! i scrolled down until i found the heart, and added it. the heart i didn’t worry too much about the numbers—i just adjusted it until it looked nice.

now to make our heart faded! first thing to do is to rasterize your shape layer. make sure you have your dimensions and everything set before you do this, as you won’t be able to correct them after your shape is rasterized.

rasterize can be found in the layer drop-down menu, where you found clipping mask. click that, and now you can blur your shape! the blur tool can be found in filter > blur > gaussian blur. you can also use motion blur or radial blur, but i like gaussian blur

clicking gaussian blur will give you one of our old friends the sliders. just mess with that until it looks about right. click “ok” once you’ve got it set how you want it

i also adjusted my heart’s sizing a bit by going to edit > free transform and making it bigger. just do what looks good to you!

and there’s your faded icon!

i hope this is helpful!! feel free to ask if you have any questions :3

sincerely, eos

[crustyfloor]

Yeah the merch of the R6 kiss is real: https://www.harum.io/products/alien-stage-lineart-badge-set-raster-card-set

honestly this might have not been the best idea... they can do merch of R6 obviously but selling something that focuses solely on the kiss, maybe not...

agreed 🤦

[archoneddzs15]

Sega Dreamcast - Quake III Arena (PAL-UK)

Title: Quake III Arena

Developer: id Software / Activision / Raster Productions / No Cliche

Publisher: Sega Europe

Release date: 8 December 2000

Catalogue No.: MK-51061-50

Genre: First Person Shooter

I'm not really into Quake at all. For what it's worth, this game is good, but I really do prefer Half-Life. Oh well, I thought I'd include it here because I found it pretty enjoyable.

[clippinglab071]

[eucanthos]

Sigmar Polke  (DE, 1941 - 2010)

Frau mit Butterbrot, 1964

His “dispersion” handmade raster method involved puncturing holes in a screen and pushing paint onto canvas. This rudimentary process seems to poke fun at mass production... -peopleofprint blog

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-05-10/sibling-rivalry-erupts-into-160-million-art-auction-showdown

https://www.peopleofprint.com/solo-artist/sigmar-polke-capitalist-realism-dispersion-paint-on-canvas-2/