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Garu-yan — Enrin Re-made
Published: 2006-05-23 22:56:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 54; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 7
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Yeah, I revived her, for the simple fact, that letting her go, would be too hard, on my fragile, self-esteem that, wasn't there, to begin with.Yeah, BS sentence! Can you find what's wrong with it?
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There are some stray bits that should probably have been tidied up (particularly at line intersections). As a paper product, that would be one thing, but it's a digital creation, might as well erase the extra lines.
The line weight is also one constant throughout which generally annoys me. The colors... Hm. Certainly vibrant and well composed, but I'm iffier on the technique. That's all airbrushed in there, is it?
(hm. Must be feeling rather brutal today...)
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Eh, I wasn't really into this piece, so I hald assed it. Just wanted to revie a character really. It was a pain in the ass to draw though!
I can't air brush worth a damn, so it's all done using the dodge tool. I find it simpler than airbrushing, and you pretty much get the same effect.
And I'm glad for the criticism! Usually people never criticise my work, which makes me kinda sad.... So thank you!!
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I'm in your workgroup, I figure that's kinda the point.
When I use the dodge and burn tools, I find they often distorts colors when used too much in a single area-- plays around with the Saturation levels, when all I want to mess with is the Value. When I'm in Photoshop or GIMP I find it's a lot easier just to set my brush mode to screen-- the effect is similar, but it keeps the colors consistent.
What software are you using?
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Yeah, ti was kinda a last minute thing, and it make her look more Anthro!
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Thankies! Took me forever to decided what she would look like...
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