Good.

Underrated creation.

I don't know what this style is called, but I like to call it the "y2k aesthetic". Basically, post wallpapers that look like they belong on a Windows XP machine, or an iMac G4. The more kitsch, the better! And the wallpapers don't have to actually be from the 2000s, they just have to look like it, in other words, wallpapers of modern anime are allowed, as long as they look the part.

Lemme see some Rin phone wallpapers

Androids? Cyborgs? Holograms? VR? AR? Futuristic metropolises? Cyberpunk dystopias? You want it? We got it.

I'll start by posting a fan made final fantasy 8 poster based on the original one. Couldn't find the original file.

So fan mades are accepted as long as they're not too complex and different from the original form.

Do you also like that game's aesthetics? If so, you've come to the right thread!

Just because it exists, and you can, doesn't mean you should make porn of it.

Post your vector requests and recently done vectors here.
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READ THE OP BEFORE POSTING!

>Before requesting, here are some tips:
– Only request an image once per thread. Bumping your own request won't help either.
– All requests are welcome, within reason, but remember:
– The poorer the quality of an image (in resolution and drawing ability), the less likely it will be picked up. The more detail seen and higher the resolution, the better.
– Full-body images preferred. Images cut off on 3 or more sides are very unlikely to be picked up due to their limited usage; keep this in mind when finding an image to request. (Hair or skirt edges that are barely cut off don't usually count)
– Requests for removing the background from an image (called a RENDER) and resizing requests should go to the IMT threads.
– Refrain from using renders for requests. Try to find the original non-rendered image; it is easier for vectorists to work with.
– Note: Overly complicated images are unlikely to be picked up due to their nature. IF your request is taken, please have patience.

>Anime vectoring tutorials:
—online viewable guide (Inkscape): http://sites.google.com/site/jjaaba/main
—downloadable guide (Inkscape): http://www.mediafire.com/?xhj5d254zhui0tr
—daul's Vector basics tutorial (Illustrator): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g0cRvqYRVE [Embed]
—Dekodere's Anime vector tracing tutorial (Illustrator): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFn0yr_wkEQ [Embed]

>Thread archive
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