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Post by paranoia2mb on Feb 21, 2019 21:34:06 GMT -5
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Post by tlc38tlc38 on Feb 28, 2019 9:59:02 GMT -5
I really like the Hawaii & Vegas wedges.
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Post by paranoia2mb on Mar 13, 2019 16:12:18 GMT -5
Here's my re-imagined Mystery wedge. Very similar to the one used today, just took some liberties and dressed it up a bit!  |
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Post by MattMayuga on Mar 14, 2019 3:24:18 GMT -5
Well done on this Mystery wedge re-imagination!
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germanname
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Post by germanname on Mar 14, 2019 4:36:57 GMT -5
I love the circles and the question mark. They look like they're popping out of the screen at me autostereoscopic 3D style! Nice job on all that!
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Post by paranoia2mb on Mar 14, 2019 16:12:40 GMT -5
Thanks guys! I've been testing out my graphic design skills on some WOF wedges for sure. MarioGS and wheelgenius have some absolutely amazing skills being able to create/re-create everything they have (and continue to do)--definitely riding off those coattails a bit. Next up: I'm mildly obsessed with the Surprise wedge.. I'll admit it. I think it's one of the more fun designs and I was sad when it left Wheel. Here's my take on what I think a modern Surprise wedge would look like!  |
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Post by germanname on Mar 14, 2019 20:33:14 GMT -5
That was one of the reasons why I also love and miss the Surprise wedge - its fun look. Another was the simply the fun of the unknown. Ultimately, it was an element that you simply cannot talk about without mentioning the word fun. And again, even with the thumbnail, I can see the letters popping out the same way as with the Mystery Wedge, making your take on the Surprise wedge looking even more fun.
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Post by jubjub449 on Mar 16, 2019 2:45:13 GMT -5
Hey paranoia, big fan of your wheel model. In fact yours was the one that took me from the (years-long) state of "one day, i'll build a wheel" to actually working on one. So I'm glad you're sharing these wedges with us. It's got some alignment issues and a noticeable seam, but I hope I've done your mystery wedge justice, sparkles and all:  |
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Post by paranoia2mb on Mar 16, 2019 6:11:25 GMT -5
Hey paranoia, big fan of your wheel model. In fact yours was the one that took me from the (years-long) state of "one day, i'll build a wheel" to actually working on one. So I'm glad you're sharing these wedges with us. It's got some alignment issues and a noticeable seam, but I hope I've done your mystery wedge justice, sparkles and all: This is stunning, I absolutely love it!! How did you handle the sparkles for your wedge? I used a holographic cardstock and a scan n cut machine; interested to hear in your method for sure! |
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Post by jubjub449 on Mar 16, 2019 11:43:23 GMT -5
Glad you like it! Hope this isn't too wordy: I have a Cricut, and while I have no experience with the Scan n Cut, it should be similar enough to use the same technique - in fact may be a bit more advantageous. So I use a 12" holographic sparkly cardstock as the base too, spray-mount those onto a plain 12" cardstock for stability, and cut out wedge shapes. I also had blue and purple glitter vinyl (StyleTech brand) as well as black and white, and finally an inkjet-printable vinyl. I remade the wedge in Photoshop so I would have layers- I'm assuming since you made it you'd have layers already. Cricut has a feature called Print and Cut but it's super fiddly (this is where I think the Scan n Cut would be more user friendly). This is what I printed out:  The print/cut area for this feature is arbitrarily small and sending the print job to my printer directly from the Cricut made it look horrible so I had to feed Cricut a single color version with transparency where I wanted the cardstock to show through and "trick" the cricut by lining the color version up in Photoshop and printing it from there... Very fiddly. Anyway, might be easier on your machine. Cut, weeded, and applied the two halves directly to the sparkly holo cardstock. From there, it's straightforward. Just the circles of glitter vinyl and the glossy black and matte white I had for the numbering and question mark. I think I can fix the seam by adding a bit of bleed on the printed vinyl. |
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Post by paranoia2mb on Mar 5, 2020 7:07:34 GMT -5
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Post by fortnitegarbage on Mar 6, 2020 20:45:06 GMT -5
I like that Tokyo wedge. The Free Spin one is cute too. Keep up the good work!  |
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Post by thepatman18 on Mar 7, 2020 13:17:39 GMT -5
Nice job
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Post by germanname on Mar 8, 2020 0:05:52 GMT -5
Aw, don't even get me started on how colorful the Adidas, Free Spin, and Power wedges look! I love 'em!
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