Storm the Troops!
- Thread starter Pure_
- Start date
- Joined
- Mar 29, 2010
- Sythe Gold
- 0
- Messages
- 146
Nice, not your best work though.
I liked your last one alot better.
I liked your last one alot better.
- Joined
- Mar 29, 2010
- Sythe Gold
- 0
- Messages
- 146
Well, the left side looks kinda blank,
you could of added some text or maybe even master cheif.
I dunno.
you could of added some text or maybe even master cheif.
I dunno.
To help with color maybe you can make a new layer set it to Hue or Overlay and color the color you want over it then it should blend a little better.
also this is just me but I dont like the size
but otherwise its a good sig
also this is just me but I dont like the size
but otherwise its a good sig
2BC Graphite
Newcomer
- Joined
- Sep 10, 2008
- Sythe Gold
- 0
- Messages
- 13
The colour doesn't match the actual render, it is really really really bland and the only flow is on the arm and the rest is all whacked and going everywhere.
The easiest way to get the same colour is to just open up the colour tabs and just highlighting over a certain area of the render and trying working around with the colours to see which ones blends in the best.
3/10.
The easiest way to get the same colour is to just open up the colour tabs and just highlighting over a certain area of the render and trying working around with the colours to see which ones blends in the best.
3/10.
I personally like the second one better, and I think the colors blend well. I do however think the left side could use something more, you should try and fix that!
OT: i know nothing about GFX,i'm giving you cnc that (imo) would make it look cooler
OT: i know nothing about GFX,i'm giving you cnc that (imo) would make it look cooler
While the effects themselves aren't that bad, the blending, lighting, and colors are terrible on the eyes.
Play with some adjustments on the stock (Image>Adjustments). Try several gradient maps, with different blending options on different layers of the render. Curves can also do some wonders.
Adjust the saturation of the background, it is too bright and takes away from your focal. Some lighting effects (filter>render>lighting effects, for starters), and blur it, (filter>blur>[try gaussian blur]) to add depth.
The render doesn't stick out enough, and you have way to much empty room on the sig, readjust the size, or fill up the empty space with some c4d effects.
Some text would make it more sig like, and make it less empty, but it has to be done right.
Just some thoughts.
Play with some adjustments on the stock (Image>Adjustments). Try several gradient maps, with different blending options on different layers of the render. Curves can also do some wonders.
Adjust the saturation of the background, it is too bright and takes away from your focal. Some lighting effects (filter>render>lighting effects, for starters), and blur it, (filter>blur>[try gaussian blur]) to add depth.
The render doesn't stick out enough, and you have way to much empty room on the sig, readjust the size, or fill up the empty space with some c4d effects.
Some text would make it more sig like, and make it less empty, but it has to be done right.
Just some thoughts.
Similar threads
