What's the source for the "S" on the chest, and why is the yellow area green? The red area should be the same red as on the costume, too.

Pretty easy symbol, no source. green is coming from the layer being multiplied with the blue below it. Same with the red, its the same color but just tinged due to multiplied layer.

No source? Then please show how you made it. And you could easily adjust the color to match the costume.

Adjusted colors. I'll add the symbol creation into the sbs in a few minutes.

Considering that the 'S' is a Specialized font, I too would like to see its creation in the SBS...

SBS now includes how the symbol was created.

Well now, that wasn't so hard, was it?

The SBS clearly states you did not draw the 'S', and it is not a common font, so where did you obtain it from?

Hi Mossy,

The SBS does clearly illustrate how i created the logo. No matter how many times you say it, or accuse me of "obtaining" it, its not going to make it true. It was drawn...plain and simple. I am having a hard time understanding why that is so hard to see. As a matter of fact, it seems like it would be easier to go find a free stock image of this symbol and use it instead of creating one myself, as I did. I don't have video capture capability on this computer or i would do it that way, the best thing i can do is show you the process in the steps provided.

The Superman symbol is a copyrighted logo so really should not be used. The "S" is not a type font at all it is a hand lettered graphic incorporated in a triangular border. A type "font" is the term for the entire alphabet, numbers and symbols based on a particular design. There are "Superman" fonts in existence now based on the logo and also those based on the 3 dimensional comic book titles.

Your right it is a copyrighted image. I figured if it was drawn it wouldn't be an issue for this contest. With all the flack I'm getting for it I don't know if its worth it keeping in the image Your avatar says mod, so if you need me to take it off her I will. Just say the words.

Used the smudge tool to make the logo unrecognizable in relation to the copyrighted one.