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#21
Apr 18 2012 03:16pm
the text is really out of place and the colours aren't working that well
maybe work on the contrast/lighting as well
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#22
Apr 19 2012 10:53am
An ISO in request forum. No feedback yet so it may end up a premade.
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#23
Apr 20 2012 07:35am
Quote (ChunkyFunk @ Apr 19 2012 12:53pm)
An ISO in request forum. No feedback yet so it may end up a premade. http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l548/Chunky_Funk/Green_Lantern.jpg


Premade - Feedback?
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#24
Apr 20 2012 09:07am
Quote (ChunkyFunk @ Apr 20 2012 08:35am)
Premade - Feedback? http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l548/Chunky_Funk/Practice%20Pre-Made/Green_Lantern.jpg


The same problems as last time you haven't fixed anything really, and your typo both looks bad and doesn't take away from the dead space.
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#25
Apr 20 2012 06:29pm
read tutorials and try more styles
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Apr 20 2012 10:47pm
Don't use photobucket.
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#27
Apr 24 2012 04:05pm
So, this is my very first digipainting ever... and it was with Wacom Bamboo. I borrowed the tablet from a brother in my fraternity, and made this. Didn't spend a crazy amount of time on it and as far as self-critique; I am most proud of the clouds, and the wave crashing on the beach itself.
I had a difficult time figuring out how to create the waves and depth in general of the ocean. There isn't too much detail. It is a rather simple painting but for a first I am proud of it.. Let me know what you guys think.



This post was edited by ChunkyFunk on Apr 24 2012 04:16pm
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#28
Apr 24 2012 04:09pm
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So, this is my very first digipainting ever... and it was with Wacom Bamboo. I borrowed the tablet from a brother in my fraternity, and made this. Didn't spend a crazy amount of time on it and as far as self-critique; I am most proud of the clouds, and the wave crashing on the beach itself.
I had a difficult time figuring out how to create the waves and depth in general of the ocean. There isn't too much detail. It is a rather simple painting but for a first I am proud of it.. Let me know what you guys think.

http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l548/Chunky_Funk/Digipaintings/Beach.jpg


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fuck it, you take this one lol
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#29
Apr 24 2012 04:09pm
Quote (ChunkyFunk @ Apr 24 2012 04:05pm)
So, this is my very first digipainting ever... and it was with Wacom Bamboo. I borrowed the tablet from a brother in my fraternity, and made this. Didn't spend a crazy amount of time on it and as far as self-critique; I am most proud of the clouds, and the wave crashing on the beach itself.
I had a difficult time figuring out how to create the waves and depth in general of the ocean. There isn't too much detail. It is a rather simple painting but for a first I am proud of it.. Let me know what you guys think.

http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l548/Chunky_Funk/Digipaintings/Beach.jpg


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#30
Apr 24 2012 04:11pm
Thanks guys, very insightful :D!
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