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I've discovered that oneself must be careful with his own art, and for that I've decided to add a watermark to my pictures. Believe me, I don't like to take this determination, but I've learnt the lesson in the bad way... I love to trust in people and show my art, but some people can be malicious and take advantage of my art to make money...
Yesterday I started writting my name over the pictures, but, in order to don't spoil the images too much, I've decided to create a more aesthetic watermark and to add it to my pictures, not big enough to spoil the picture, but enough big to break the plans of those who could steal my art to use it innapropiately.
Well, I hope you like my new watermark And yes, that's my real name.
# Berjillos is my SURNAME, from my dad, not my middle name. I haven't middle name XD I say it because when I were in UK, many people thought that was my middle name...
Yesterday I started writting my name over the pictures, but, in order to don't spoil the images too much, I've decided to create a more aesthetic watermark and to add it to my pictures, not big enough to spoil the picture, but enough big to break the plans of those who could steal my art to use it innapropiately.
Well, I hope you like my new watermark And yes, that's my real name.
# Berjillos is my SURNAME, from my dad, not my middle name. I haven't middle name XD I say it because when I were in UK, many people thought that was my middle name...
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Dog (Other)
Size 787 x 787px
File Size 133.2 kB
Claro, esa es mi intención. Si miras mis últimas submisiones verás que he tratado de que la marca de agua no resulte muy molesta ni antiestética, pero sí lo bastante grande para que, quien quiera robar una imagen lo tenga complicado o bien tenga que cortar la imagen de tal modo que la estropee. Me da pena poner marcas de agua, pero ya que las pongo, que al menos no afeen el dibujo :)
Oh, no no no, I'd never do that . I LOVE to share my art and make people enjoy of it (or at least at those who enjoy it! XD). Unfortunately yesterday i discovered that to share my art it's not always safe, and that some people would take advantage of my art at my back. For that I've come to this...
Ya... fue un putadón. Respecto al nombre, prefiero dejarlo en grande para que se reconozca bien clara la autoría de los dibujos... el corgi es un símbolo para que en las marcas de agua no queden sólo las letras... que queda algo frío y feo >_>
Lo del middle name lo digo más que nada por los furries estadounidenses y yankees, que, acostumbrados a que todo el mundo tenga dos nombres, igual se podían pensar que "Berjillos" era mi segundo nomrbe XD Entre los españoles... pues no, tener dos nombres es más opcional :P Yo en lo personal prefiero tener sólo uno. XD
Lo del middle name lo digo más que nada por los furries estadounidenses y yankees, que, acostumbrados a que todo el mundo tenga dos nombres, igual se podían pensar que "Berjillos" era mi segundo nomrbe XD Entre los españoles... pues no, tener dos nombres es más opcional :P Yo en lo personal prefiero tener sólo uno. XD
It's easy: You draw it in Photoshop, in a different layer from the white background. Then, you save it for each time you wanna use it.
Now when you wanna use it, you have to turn the background invisible, select all the image, copy, and after, paste in the picture in which you wanna put the watermark. Once put on the picture, you have to resize the watermark to an adecuate size (In edition -> transform), and finally you have to download the opacity of the layer in which is the watermark; I put it around a 20-25%.
Now when you wanna use it, you have to turn the background invisible, select all the image, copy, and after, paste in the picture in which you wanna put the watermark. Once put on the picture, you have to resize the watermark to an adecuate size (In edition -> transform), and finally you have to download the opacity of the layer in which is the watermark; I put it around a 20-25%.
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