[Gimp] The Dynamic Duo: Luffy & Zoro - Render

[Caliburn]

☩ Luffy & Zoro ☩​

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This was one humongous render and that is not even its full size. DA resizes pictures automatically when they're too big, but you can still download it in fullsize on DA:

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Seriously this one was a big kahuna. I had to render it in four parts separately and then merge them together as if I would try it in one go, my GIMP would have surely crashed xd​

 

[Viole]

O_O
2764×3928 O_O
dude u have allot of patience +rep

 

[Erzo]

Damn that looks awesome!
One piece ftw!!

 

[Caliburn]

O_O
2764×3928 O_O
dude u have allot of patience +rep

As I said I had to render it in 4 parts as otherwise GIMP would have crashed

 

[marvinkid]

hey, it looks AMAIZING, great job

 

[Dracule]

Thats awesome.

 

[Nefertari Vivi]

It looks awesom =DD

 

[Heister]

Highest quality render I've seen of the two of them post-timeskip

 

[Anduril]

Zorro looks older and possibly taller than luffy....

About the render its just too good..

 

[Mercy]

Love the render, where did you get it from? If it's from dA, could you link me please, love his/her style!

 

[Inch]

Awesome job!
Shame it doesn't show more of Zoro. His getup is bad ass after the time-skip.
Changing your rendering symbol, eh?

 

[Caliburn]

Awesome job!
Shame it doesn't show more of Zoro. His getup is bad ass after the time-skip.
Changing your rendering symbol, eh?

I have some of Zoro's front side, though I always keep those a while with me as I might use them for my next avy and I don't want someone to have it before me. That would just suck.

Yup, I got tired of the old one and this one suits me better =DD
It was made by Dino, though I gave him the picture.

 

[Toruk-Makto]

looks great

 

[Dino]

☩ Luffy & Zoro ☩​

You must be registered for see images

This was one humongous render and that is not even its full size. DA resizes pictures automatically when they're too big, but you can still download it in fullsize on DA:

You must be registered for see links

Seriously this one was a big kahuna. I had to render it in four parts separately and then merge them together as if I would try it in one go, my GIMP would have surely crashed xd​

OMG! I'm speechless right now. o_o I'm definitely going to make something out of this! I think this is the best render you've made! Great Job mate! ^^

 

[Scorps]

Cali, mind if i use this as my wallpaper? It looks amazing

 

[Caliburn]

Cali, mind if i use this as my wallpaper? It looks amazing

Do what you wish. That's what renders are for.

 

[KeotsuEclipse]

Hrm. Would you mind enlightening me as to how you did that? Especially with one this big (and high quality) I'm fairly certain you didn't just use the lasso tool. However, going in via pixels and erasing the background seems extremely time-consuming as well, and with one this large, improbable.

o_o If not, that's good too.

^_^ Yet another really good render you've made, even if I don't like One Piece, I can appreciate good work.

 

[Nathan]

The render is perfect!
Well done Cali

 

[Caliburn]

Hrm. Would you mind enlightening me as to how you did that? Especially with one this big (and high quality) I'm fairly certain you didn't just use the lasso tool. However, going in via pixels and erasing the background seems extremely time-consuming as well, and with one this large, improbable.

o_o If not, that's good too.

^_^ Yet another really good render you've made, even if I don't like One Piece, I can appreciate good work.

I always use the path tool. I just place dots, connect them, add Alpha Channel, invert, erase the background et voilà. Yes it takes a long time and you need to place a lot of dots, but the results are worth it. But as I said several times this one was humongous and if I would try to do it in one go, GIMP would have surely crashed (had that before). So I just rendered it in four pieces and then just merged them into the final result, which you can see here.

 

[KeotsuEclipse]

I always use the path tool. I just place dots, connect them, add Alpha Channel, invert, erase the background et voilà. Yes it takes a long time and you need to place a lot of dots, but the results are worth it. But as I said several times this one was humongous and if I would try to do it in one go, GIMP would have surely crashed (had that before). So I just rendered it in four pieces and then just merged them into the final result, which you can see here.

Ah, Alpha's. ~_~ I forget those can be used with rendering. That's something I forgot when they taught us PS. I do a few renders for my school, and I'm not very good at it, so I'm always looking for tips.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ^_^

And once again, amazing job on the render.