Nick Against the World (50 Viewers)

Zlatan

Senior Member
Jun 9, 2003
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++ [ originally posted by Emma ] ++
Lose the red border. Its terrible.

Indeed. I never make a border of a color thats not already in the image. I usually take they eye dropper thingy and select the predominant color of the image, or a color that already exists in the image but is in contrast to the edges of the image.


But that's just me.
 

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JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,366
++ [ originally posted by Zlatan ] ++



Indeed. I never make a border of a color thats not already in the image. I usually take they eye dropper thingy and select the predominant color of the image, or a color that already exists in the image but is in contrast to the edges of the image.


But that's just me.
If you read my post concerning the border, you will know that I did not create any border, it was already there.
 

Emma

Senior Member
Mar 4, 2004
3,753
++ [ originally posted by Jeeks ] ++
I want an MSN gang bang
Sorry Im going to paint my toenails and then go to bed, or else go to bed then paint them tomorrow morning. Either way thats whats on the cards :D

And no msn for a week or more. Im off to Leeds, later punks :D
 
Dec 27, 2003
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You all don't get it : it's not supposed to be aesthetic, it's about symbols.

The RED of the border evokes passion, conflict, glory and suffering.

The Kaiser's portrait by contrast is white (purity, peace, reflection) but especially BLACK (mystery, fear, distress, death, and in Baresi's case : mourning. Indeed he lost both his parents at a young age).

Combine the two and see what you get. And I won't take "a pissy avatar" or "a Milanese zebra wannabee" for an answer.

Oh screw this I'll do it myself : what you get is a man tortured by a profound inner pain yet aware that it is never too late to better oneself. However his only chance of redemption lies in his resolve to continue this life-or-death combat of his. And that's what the red border represents : see, he wants to unleash his fury against it, he wants to crush this virtual and material cage that keeps him prisoner and cover it with the red of his own blood. Ultimately he wants to cleanse the doors of perception and break on through to the other side.
 
Dec 27, 2003
1,982
++ [ originally posted by Kaiser Franco ] ++
You all don't get it : it's not supposed to be aesthetic, it's about symbols.

The RED of the border evokes passion, conflict, glory and suffering.

The Kaiser's portrait by contrast is white (purity, peace, reflection) but especially BLACK (mystery, fear, distress, death, and in Baresi's case : mourning. Indeed he lost both his parents at a young age).

Combine the two and see what you get. And I won't take "a pissy avatar" or "a Milanese zebra wannabee" for an answer.

Oh screw this I'll do it myself : what you get is a man tortured by a profound inner pain yet aware that it is never too late to better oneself. However his only chance of redemption lies in his resolve to continue this life-or-death combat of his. And that's what the red border represents : see, he wants to unleash his fury against it, he wants to crush this virtual and material cage that keeps him prisoner and cover it with the red of his own blood. Ultimately he wants to cleanse the doors of perception and break on through to the other side.
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,366
++ [ originally posted by Juve_The_Best ] ++
snoop i am so worry about my girl in lebanon after that bombing in Al-Ashrafiya . she lives there , i did call her alot but she did not answer !

do you think she is dating someone else :)?
A girl in Achrafieh is definitely dating at least one guy.
 

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