Designing a cover: removing text.

[BlackKnightX]

Sorryyyyyyyy, I actually don't know it. Just found when I serached up 'black hair ahegao'

What a shame.

 

[Lloyd]

The only way I know that this could be done is with something like photoshop. Either by cutting it out or using a mask. However I do no know how well the area where the text was can be filled in.

You would have to use a program like photoshop? Really?!?!? You're such a genius man! And you have to "cut" the text out? Wow what an idea right there! Really contributing the discussion right here.

 

[Katsuya]

What a shame.

Indeed. :(

Sorry if it offended you. Not calling you dumb. Just saying that it's so easy that even a noob can do it. There is a method where you get it done with just three tools and 6 clicks.

No no no, it didn't lol. Haha, lol. thanks ig. Oh? interesting.

 

[InfantryTerminator]

Last nickles from me: If you want to edit images then I suggest downloading GIMP and Firealpaca. GIMP has tons of photo editing utilities, while Firealpaca is very good for making cutouts (it has transparent brush "color" with anti-aliasing that makes edges natural, Transformation and Mesh Transformation are also amazing tools for resizing and manipulation of objects/images)

I do not recommend Krita and Inkscape. One is solely for drawing, and other is alienware that requires a lot of time to learn

 

[tiaf]

huh?

It was a joke because I assumed you thought about something dirty.

 

[Katsuya]

It was a joke because I assumed you thought about something dirty.

Thought so. I mean... is it dirty? 'carefully', that is. I mean, I guess right? Like, is it supposed to mean 'gently'?

 

[tiaf]

Thought so. I mean... is it dirty? 'carefully', that is. I mean, I guess right? Like, is it supposed to mean 'gently'?

Carefully is just carefully. It's you who thought of it as something dirty.

But back to the main topic. There are websites that remove watermarks. Otherwise, the stamp and wand tool are your best friends. B/W manga art needs technical skills (aligning screen tones to fit the pixel and reconstructing screen tones) while colored pics need art skills to redraw.

 

[Katsuya]

Carefully is just carefully. It's you who thought of it as something dirty.

But back to the main topic. There are websites that remove watermarks. Otherwise, the stamp and wand tool are your best friends. B/W manga art needs technical skills (aligning screen tones to fit the pixel and reconstructing screen tones) while colored pics need art skills to redraw.

.......it's your fault.

Hm, i see.