In order to respond to this inquiry as accurately as possible, I took your question and put it into the “Russian to English” translator at http://www.babelfish.yahoo.com

The translated text i got was this: “Something similar did hear, but not so it is in detail, but from where material was taken?” So i will do my best to answer this translated question, if it is inaccurate or if you can specify your question more clearly please feel free to comment again and I can take another crack at it.

From my understanding, Cederash, you are asking about more specific information regarding the texture overlays I used in the later stages of the design or you may be referring to the individual image components that are used as bases to build up the design.

Regarding the texture overlays:
There are numerous websites you can pay to gain membership to in order to download images of various materials and textures. One such great website is http://www.cgtextures.com

Also, I’ll save little pieces of scrap paper and materials and scan them into my computer to use later. I’ll also take photographs of textures, materials and stains to later be used.

Regarding the individual photographic images used in combination to make the design:
I’ll try and think before i begin of images that i’ll need, then I’ll try to further think of related images i could use as well. Once i have a variety of subjects that could be used as visual components I will go to sites like http://www.flickr.com and google.com to search for useful images.

I hope these explanations helped! Thanks for the comment/question.

Cheers,
Stani

Huwaw69, hey good eye! Yes his left(fire) arm is shorter than his right(goat skull) arm. Our fellow Assault team member, Candice also noticed this and Tim and I discussed it as well.

Originally when I made the image and put it on a mock up t-shirt for placement options I ran into a bit of an aesthetic problem. The hand with the fire was a little to far past the center of the t-shirt. It was one of those small things that really bothered me. It was so close to being almost dead center that I decided to go ahead and use some “artistic license” and shorten the proportion of the arm in order to center the flaming hand closer to the wearer’s center of chest/sternum. It was a personal taste sort of call and I’m happy with the end result despite having to sacrifice anatomical accuracy. Considering that it is a “lion-man”, I figured sacrificing “1005 anatomical correctness” wouldn’t hurt the design too much:)

Again, good eye and thanks for the comment!
Cheers,
Stani

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Although we don’t do our seperations cause we don’t print our own shirts–I’m sure I can put together something that will help.

(who sucks at spelling?….THIS GUY!)