I followed a tutorial from planet render it could use some work but I was tired and thought it's good enough
Tutorial I used: http://dkiwir.deviantart.com/art/Naruto-111954434
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I followed a tutorial from planet render it could use some work but I was tired and thought it's good enough
Tutorial I used: http://dkiwir.deviantart.com/art/Naruto-111954434
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Awesome depth but I think you should have some more elements in the foreground besides link. A lot of improvement over the other one, but you should really work on text too.
Looks really cool, I'm no graphic artist but I would say that takes some skill =D
Yes, looking good indeed, Link really stands out of the whole thing.
Tho, I do think that it's a bit plain in colours and that the background is a bit too harsh for someone like Link.. Not sure tho.
Tho, I do think that it's a bit plain in colours and that the background is a bit too harsh for someone like Link.. Not sure tho.
Looks really good, a bit less light on him should bee good
Alright thanks guys I definetly suck at text and will work on it.
Also link blended in better it looked like when I was working on it in PS but when I put it here it looked a lot lighter so thats somthing I will have to work with cause I dont think my photoshop is messed up. Is it possible to change the background of PS to a sythe color so I can tell a little better lighting when im making a sig?
And Ill lesson the light abit again its somewhat because of ^
Also link blended in better it looked like when I was working on it in PS but when I put it here it looked a lot lighter so thats somthing I will have to work with cause I dont think my photoshop is messed up. Is it possible to change the background of PS to a sythe color so I can tell a little better lighting when im making a sig?
And Ill lesson the light abit again its somewhat because of ^
The depth created is great, though sections could still do with refinement. The render itself and the areas in focus are over-sharpened - so if possible reduce that a little. The blurring on the left comes into focus much too quickly and appears a little unrealistic.
The highlights and shadows of the render you've used indicate that the right side of his body is cast in a slight shadow - so shift your lightsource at the top across to the left, and remove the glow from the right hand side. The fractal placed at the bottom around his torso is also a lightsource, rub away from the top left a little as it recedes into darkness.
The highlights and shadows of the render you've used indicate that the right side of his body is cast in a slight shadow - so shift your lightsource at the top across to the left, and remove the glow from the right hand side. The fractal placed at the bottom around his torso is also a lightsource, rub away from the top left a little as it recedes into darkness.
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