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The Losers: Fanart: Sometimes, you just have to
Title: Sometimes, you just have to
Author:
lady_krysis/
lady_krysis
Rating: SFW
Disclaimer: I do not own The Losers or any of its characters or settings, and I am not making money from this fanwork.
Content notes: The third graphic includes a scene between Clay and Roque from the film and contains the heavy implication of violence.
Author notes: Text in the graphics are lyrics from "Walk Away" by Ben Harper, which happened to be playing while I was trying to figure out what I could reasonably write in an hour. Then I somehow thought it was a good idea to practice my Photoshop skills on a time limit. Fortunately, I like to save pics of Idris Elba and JDM, and even though I was mostly panicking while trying to finesse the colors, this was an excellent challenge. I didn't get bogged down with all the tiny, tiny, tiny details and went with the font choice that was already queued, and thank god it was not a horrible script. Completed under the wire in about 47 minutes.
Summary: For Clay and Roque, walking away isn't so easy.



Author:
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Rating: SFW
Disclaimer: I do not own The Losers or any of its characters or settings, and I am not making money from this fanwork.
Content notes: The third graphic includes a scene between Clay and Roque from the film and contains the heavy implication of violence.
Author notes: Text in the graphics are lyrics from "Walk Away" by Ben Harper, which happened to be playing while I was trying to figure out what I could reasonably write in an hour. Then I somehow thought it was a good idea to practice my Photoshop skills on a time limit. Fortunately, I like to save pics of Idris Elba and JDM, and even though I was mostly panicking while trying to finesse the colors, this was an excellent challenge. I didn't get bogged down with all the tiny, tiny, tiny details and went with the font choice that was already queued, and thank god it was not a horrible script. Completed under the wire in about 47 minutes.
Summary: For Clay and Roque, walking away isn't so easy.



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I am always blown away by people that can make Photoshop do what they want. It's wizardry of the highest order.
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Oh my goodness, and I do not consider myself a pro at Photoshop at all, but people who can do all sorts of amazing backgrounds and layers and things amaze me, too. I totes agree that it's this mystical, magical process.
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Er. So. If you happen to be interested,
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<3
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OMG ALL THE JDM/IDRIS. I WANTS IT. *_*
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But mostly JDM/IDRIS, HOT DAMN.
Thank you so much for linking!
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And oh my goodness, TONS OF THANKS to you and
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I love the colour tones in the first pic so much. And now I have to obsessively go and rewatch the film. My life is hard, no?
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*nod, nod* It is a very difficult task, but I am confident that you will persevere. <3
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