how do u make like poster art stuff on the internet?
there’s a contest i wanna enter and u have 2 make ur own art. here’s the contest site:
http://twilightguide.com/tg/twilight-graphics/poster-contest/
so how do i make a new moon poster/graphic thingy?
please help!
thanxx.
some more resources:
http://www.asciiposter.com/
http://us.posterxxl.com/cgi-bin/xxl.cgi?c=us&s=kgauscreateposter
http://www.zazzle.com/custom/posters
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