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Distraught Woman
Started by KansukeKojima, May 17 2008 03:45 AM
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#1
Posted 17 May 2008 - 03:45 AM
Alright, so this piece really has no title, but I was trying to capture as much sadness and sorrow as I could with this picture. For the subject of my piece (the woman, that is) I used some random stock photography, and then some sickly brushes for the background. I absolutely love the way it turned out. Please enjoy!
#3
Posted 17 May 2008 - 03:07 PM
I don't have anything that is really similar to this, I do however have two 'Ghost Faces' I created... so yeah.. you can see my entire portfolio here:
http://2kart.trap17.com/artist.php
http://2kart.trap17.com/artist.php
#4
Posted 17 May 2008 - 07:07 PM
Ok, if you want some blunt criticism, here it is, otherwise ignore this.
The textures on the right are messily made, I see division from the top to bottom, no transition whatsoever.
The girl's face is also hastily cobbed, random nicks can be seen on the top right.
The face is too dark for much facial expression to be seen.
The background image should not be a random brush, but a setiting. Maybe a subway station.
The textures on the right are messily made, I see division from the top to bottom, no transition whatsoever.
The girl's face is also hastily cobbed, random nicks can be seen on the top right.
The face is too dark for much facial expression to be seen.
The background image should not be a random brush, but a setiting. Maybe a subway station.
#6
Posted 18 May 2008 - 01:22 AM
#8
Posted 18 May 2008 - 02:36 AM
lol... grumble your face.... lol
Anyways:
A Haunted World:
Created in photoshop. I was following a tutorial from spoono, and it went all funny, so I messed around with it, and I added a ghost face, and there you have it.
Render 1 and Render 2 are from the same file. I made it in a program called Bryce (a 3d landscaping tool, which can be excellent for abstracts). I made a bunch of random shapes and spun them around etc. 1 and 2 are just two different camera positions from the same file.
And there you have it... lol
and now to handle my criticism...
thank you for your suggestions. I don't agree with all of them, but I think some of your ideas are good.
Anyways:
A Haunted World:
Created in photoshop. I was following a tutorial from spoono, and it went all funny, so I messed around with it, and I added a ghost face, and there you have it.
Render 1 and Render 2 are from the same file. I made it in a program called Bryce (a 3d landscaping tool, which can be excellent for abstracts). I made a bunch of random shapes and spun them around etc. 1 and 2 are just two different camera positions from the same file.
And there you have it... lol
and now to handle my criticism...
Quote
Ok, if you want some blunt criticism, here it is, otherwise ignore this.
The textures on the right are messily made, I see division from the top to bottom, no transition whatsoever.
The girl's face is also hastily cobbed, random nicks can be seen on the top right.
The face is too dark for much facial expression to be seen.
The background image should not be a random brush, but a setiting. Maybe a subway station.
The textures on the right are messily made, I see division from the top to bottom, no transition whatsoever.
The girl's face is also hastily cobbed, random nicks can be seen on the top right.
The face is too dark for much facial expression to be seen.
The background image should not be a random brush, but a setiting. Maybe a subway station.
thank you for your suggestions. I don't agree with all of them, but I think some of your ideas are good.
#10
Posted 18 May 2008 - 08:26 PM
http://www.spoono.co...orial.php?id=75
Here is the spoono tutorial I was attempting to follow
I think that the only reason I couldn't do it was because I'm not to good at using a mouse to morph things, etc....
As for obtaining a copy of Bryce.... I'm searching my computer for the installation file, etc. that I used... I think I deleted it though....
.... I'll pm you if I can find it...
Here is the spoono tutorial I was attempting to follow
As for obtaining a copy of Bryce.... I'm searching my computer for the installation file, etc. that I used... I think I deleted it though....
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