I made this earlier today, the picture is a scan of FFXIII Agito. Enjoy:
motivational poster ala FF
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where'd you get that pic? I hope there won't be cards in the game... Unless it's a minigame like TT.
Pic is from here: http://www.finalfantasyxiii.us/final-fantasy-agito-13/magazine-cuttings/
It worries me when one of the first pics is of a Yugi wannabe.
It worries me when one of the first pics is of a Yugi wannabe.
Lol, that is funny, and nice to see you back, this little hippie missed you, and, back on topic, how do you make one of those types of pics, i have always wanted to do one
Glad to see the resident hippie missed me 
Anyhoo, I used a combination of GIMP and Paint to make that. I used GIMP to create the background and then put the pic in, then I used paint to put the text in (because GIMP has a terrible font selection) an then just used that little tool to draw a border around the pic.
Anyhoo, I used a combination of GIMP and Paint to make that. I used GIMP to create the background and then put the pic in, then I used paint to put the text in (because GIMP has a terrible font selection) an then just used that little tool to draw a border around the pic.
Yes, the resident hippie got very bored, these forums are starting to die, anywho, thanks for the info, and GIMP is the program with the funny icons included in the program files, right?
But these forums have a new owner, so there's hope yet.
Um...I dunno? GIMP = http://www.gimp.org/
To get the background, go to File -> New Document, make the size...whatever will give you the most room. Now take whatever pic you want, open it with GIMP. Then go to Edit -> Copy -> Paste As New. Then go back to your background and past it in, drag it to the appropriate place. Then Save As (make sure you select the file type, preferably JPEG), then it'll probably say something about how the JPEG cant handle the transparency, let it fix that, and from there you can just play with it in paint.
Um...I dunno? GIMP = http://www.gimp.org/
To get the background, go to File -> New Document, make the size...whatever will give you the most room. Now take whatever pic you want, open it with GIMP. Then go to Edit -> Copy -> Paste As New. Then go back to your background and past it in, drag it to the appropriate place. Then Save As (make sure you select the file type, preferably JPEG), then it'll probably say something about how the JPEG cant handle the transparency, let it fix that, and from there you can just play with it in paint.
Okay, cool, thanks for the help, he he he, lets see what I can do, lol.