New Deviant Art Project by ME!

[WiltsAKGirl17]

Please forgive my double post, oh wise NF users, but I have part 13 done:

Part 13: Illinois

Enjoy!

[Cassini90125]

Exceptional job on this one; crisp and clear. Well done!

[WiltsAKGirl17]

Thanks, Cassini. I did what Lynnie suggested-- saved it as a bitmap (bmp) file instead of a jpg. (Thanks Lynnie! )

[Cassini90125]

Definitely a good idea. Every screencap or any other image that I intend to work with, it may end up as a JPEG or a GIF, but they always start their lives as bitmaps. They take up a fair amount of disk space but they're easier to work with in Paint, and the quality is so much better than most other formats.

[antgirl1]

Originally Posted by WiltsAKGirl17

I didn't know there was an Anne Frank statue in Boise. Darn... May I ask why Boise over another city? If you know?

Other than my home town, and Boise, I don't know much else of Idaho's stuff...just because I live in Idaho doesn't mean I'd know alllll about it. XD

[Lynnie]

Originally Posted by WiltsAKGirl17

Thanks, Cassini. I did what Lynnie suggested-- saved it as a bitmap (bmp) file instead of a jpg. (Thanks Lynnie! )

Don't mention it.

I had to look twice to see that the steering wheel is part of the cartoon, not the photo. I was wondering "What on earth is Bloo driving??" lol

As someone who use to live in Peoria, Illinois, and before that Albuquerque, New Mexico, I remember Route 66 well. A lot of history that road carries in its asphalt.

'Nother nice piece, WiltsAK!

[WiltsAKGirl17]

Originally Posted by antgirl1

Other than my home town, and Boise, I don't know much else of Idaho's stuff...just because I live in Idaho doesn't mean I'd know alllll about it. XD

No kiddin'. I know very little about Alaskan history, even though I had to take an Alaska History course in 10th grade.

Originally Posted by Lynnie

Don't mention it.

I had to look twice to see that the steering wheel is part of the cartoon, not the photo. I was wondering "What on earth is Bloo driving??" lol

As someone who use to live in Peoria, Illinois, and before that Albuquerque, New Mexico, I remember Route 66 well. A lot of history that road carries in its asphalt.

'Nother nice piece, WiltsAK!

I was a little worried about the way I did the picture, but I guess it came off okay. I tend to be a little paranoid about my work.

I loved Rt. 66 when I saw it a couple summers ago-- it was so rich and amazing. One of the towns we stayed in on Rt. 66 was Williams, Arizona, and I think it was one of the highlights of the whole trip. It made me buy a Rt. 66 2007 calender, which had some amazing pictures in it. If only I could use it again this year...

Thanks, Lynnie!

[Lynnie]

You, my dear, are most welcome.

You can always tear pages out of the calender and frame them. I've done that with a few pics from old calenders that I like.

[WiltsAKGirl17]

Here's part 14, 15:

Indiana

Iowa (I'm rather proud of Iowa)

Enjoy!

[Cassini90125]

I like Donna Reed.

Stars, I can see Cheese galloping around on that thing.

Well done!