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Published: 2010-07-25 00:44:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 8740; Favourites: 81; Downloads: 96
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The finished Animorphs perler. It's really big. Lot's of changes from the original design. Not fuzed together yet. Enjoy.The whole group picture is here: [link]
Credit for the art goes to silverxenomorph: [link]
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this.... is amazing... not only in respect for the perler art, but animorphs? you have rocked my childhood back to to life! Good Job!
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Tee-hee! Thanks. <3
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WOW, as a a person who does bead sprites to I can truly appreciate how epic this really is! Congratulations!!! This is hands down the most awesome thing I've seen!
I even read all the Animorphs books!
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Thanks! I apriceate your comment.
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HOLY S*^T!! This is ridiculous. Amazing Job!! How big is this (actually) size wise??
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It's as big as our couch. I suppose I should measure it. I'm not sure where my measuring tape is but I'll add it to the description if/when I do. Thanks for the compliment. *^_^*
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HOLY S**T!! What program do you use to make that? I've been wanting to do complicated perler designs for awhile and was just curious. I tried Fuse Bead Image Converter but it's no good.
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Well I work on a Mac, and essentially I use 'paint'. What I do is I find a pixel art sprite I like and I zoom in on the image, almost as close as I can, then I turn on the "View Grid". Then, each pixel becomes a template for what color I should put where. It only works for the square patterns, but for big stuff that's all I use anyway. Yeah those perler converters didn't really work for me. Also another hint on how to do big pieces is that I have 8 big boards, since their 29 pegs across I can make a 58X116 peg square. (two by four boards) then I cut up the image into 58X116 squares, re-create the image in perler, and then fuze the pieces. The Animorphs perler is actually 12 little pieces that I fused into three (for mobility incase I have to move). Anyway, that worked for me. Feel free to ask if you have anymore questions.
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The idea about making the image equal to the number of pegs on the board makes a lot of sense. I'll try it out and see how it works. I enjoy doing these and I was just so bored with the simple and easy Super Mario images.
Thanks for the tip
-NiGe
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Yeah it really broadens your choices of designs to make. But you can take it even further, the Legend of Zelda perlers I did were a lot bigger pixels originally, but I scaled them down, and then through a lot of time intensive work, cleaned up the images into something I could work with. Then with the Animorphs perler I started with a drawing. I scaled *very* far down and was able to work it into the pixel version. (the pixel version is up too if you wanted to compare). It took a lot of patience, but if you can do the possibilities are nearly endless! XD
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You just blew my mind! My boyfriend does perler art- I'm gonna have to link this to him. I LOVE animorphs. You are one of my favorite people ever for this! I've helped him work before, so I can fully appreciate how much work went into such a HUGE piece! What would you say? twelve hours? More?
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Thanks! Yeah, it was a labor of love. A lot of effort went into making the picture into a template I could use, but the perler itself took about two week. I'm not sure how many hours. It's hanging above my head right now. 
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OMG I would love to see a full body Ax! >.<
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Awesome, I love it 
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Well the big peg board squares are 29 by 29 pegs and I have 8 of those, each section of 8 is one section, and there are 10 sections. now granted there are a lot of blank areas but it would be no more than... (doing the math)... 67,280 beads. 0_o
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i don't have the patience to make a damn heart with those things! this is fantastic
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That is just mind-blowing. That's perler beads? AWESOME.
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