Robert Csaszar
Member since:
May 10 2009, 22:06
Country:
Romania
City:
Timisoara
Birth date:
Feb 09 1991
Website:
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I crossed paths with the amazing world of digital art on an online game forum, where players would "sell" their custom forum signature to other players, which, in exchange, paid for the signatures with in-game currency. Being broke in-game, I started asking around for tips on starting a "signature business" on my own.
Within one week, I opened The Gimp, a user-friendly program, often compared to the "famous" Photoshop.
One month later, after I had seen the deviantART signatures (didn't have any clue what DA actually was back then), I joined a digital art forum, in order to get more tips. I was introduced to tutorials for the first time. Spent weeks reading tutorials, trying to get better and better.
Time passed making signatures for all online game forums I was active on. I got a lot of tips from experienced signature designers. Until one day, I was very bored and tried making a large piece, using techniques learned by making signatures. It wasn't very good, but i was very thrilled that i made a large piece.
Then i got the taste for the large pieces.
I am aware that I am not the best, nor good enough to be taken for granted, but I love my works, and that is, from my point of view, the most important thing.
Within one week, I opened The Gimp, a user-friendly program, often compared to the "famous" Photoshop.
One month later, after I had seen the deviantART signatures (didn't have any clue what DA actually was back then), I joined a digital art forum, in order to get more tips. I was introduced to tutorials for the first time. Spent weeks reading tutorials, trying to get better and better.
Time passed making signatures for all online game forums I was active on. I got a lot of tips from experienced signature designers. Until one day, I was very bored and tried making a large piece, using techniques learned by making signatures. It wasn't very good, but i was very thrilled that i made a large piece.
Then i got the taste for the large pieces.
I am aware that I am not the best, nor good enough to be taken for granted, but I love my works, and that is, from my point of view, the most important thing.
