A few people have said so as well.


Final update:
Mainly lightning adjustments on the render.




Time to move on to the next tag.

Really nice man, thanks for the tutorial

Yeah sorry, didn't mean to be repetitive or down talk your tags, they are nice. I can never get my texture to look that nice.

i wish the smudge didnt outweigh the composition in most of these so much. pochy smudge tags are great not cause the smudge but because he uses the smudge really well in relation to the piece

No need to be sorry, I didn't take it offensive at all. To some point I even agree that they might be a bit too sharp.



I'm fully aware of that, but it's easier said than done.

tbh, I would love all of these tags even more without a render....

Do you think you would have the time to do another tutorial on this tag? or your current?

I have a friend that wants a smudge tag like this and I'd really like to practice this type of smudging so I can make him one.

If not that's fine. Also your smudging is awesome, I've followed other tuts but I just can't get the hang of it.

This post was edited by Woodhouse on Nov 15 2012 01:04pm

Smudging isn't easily learned from a tutorial, majority of it comes from practice or certain smudge videos I think can be helpful, not shitty ones
But I love Sane's tuts so I'm interested too

This post was edited by Skeletal on Nov 15 2012 02:35pm

It's nice when they include information like the brush preset they used, and the type of stokes, cause i have no feel for this kind of stuff.

brush preset, hard round 90+% hardness
strokes, just experiment, no way to teach this, jst go with the flowwwwwww