ive got a pic i want to use as a logo but it has a messed up watermark on it from the website that gave it to me for free is there a photo editing software that i can edit this picture and make it look like the watermark isnt there
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theres a watermark going thru the bottom of the bird i need it removed and the design/sample text i wanted to erase it and replace it with "Baroque Text JF" Font saying
D.Raven
Productions
D.Raven
Productions
lol its the closest thing i could find and it looks enough like a raven if i had art skills i would make my own but i suck at anything except for daz art
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i didnt want it that fancy lol i just wanted an illustration of a raven for my logo so that when i release my game i can use it
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wish i could have found an actual raven version of that pic but i guess it will work for now just gotta finish making my characters in Daz3d now and the scenes so i can release my first chapter after i insert the script into Renpy
lol thats cool but i prefer a drawing of a raven not a real one to me the drawing of a raven looks a little more mysterious and creepy then a real one does
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Well, the Raven that @polywog shared IS a free model on Renderosity. Commercial use is OK too!
Not sure how pose-able it is... I'm downloading it for myself seeing it's free, but I"m guessing it's just a static prop... will report back if I find out otherwise.
This one is pose-able, but it's not free:
Two other options (also not free):
Anyways, the point here is that, if you can replicate the pose or otherwise come up with a compelling pose of your own, then there won't be any question r.e. the usage rights 'cuz you set up the render for your logo, etc. yourself!
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Not sure how pose-able it is... I'm downloading it for myself seeing it's free, but I"m guessing it's just a static prop... will report back if I find out otherwise.
This one is pose-able, but it's not free:
You must be registered to see the links
Two other options (also not free):
You must be registered to see the links
You must be registered to see the links
(cartoon-ey)Anyways, the point here is that, if you can replicate the pose or otherwise come up with a compelling pose of your own, then there won't be any question r.e. the usage rights 'cuz you set up the render for your logo, etc. yourself!