Funny! Just flip the Earth to match the light source...
author says:
@CMYK46: I thought about this myself for quite some time. Since the dark side of a half moon does not follow the shadows on earth I thought it might be similar up there on the moon.
The source is from Wikipedia. Picture is in the public domain and 2D art is in general free and not protected. At least not were I live. (5 years and 3657 days ago)
i love the idea of this image, however the peices look like they are in front of him, not actually coming off of him. See how you would go if you took all the blending options out of them, and then play with the perspective so they aren't all flat faced to the screen goodluck author.
author says:
@Keiley22, interesting. I think what you see is the bloat I added to the beginning. I've made a flat version without the bloat but it looks actually like it--flat. So I prefered this version. Without the shadows and blending it looks even more flat to the extend that you wouldn't recognize what the intention is.
Your technique is good, but if he's shaking off pieces of himself, why is he still there? There's like 3 times more pieces than actual dog...
author says:
@CMYK46: Oh sure, if I had removed the dog then you'd ask what this supposed to be. And knock yourself out pushing all the pieces back together. There won't be a piece left over!
Just make the pieces smaller...it ain't rocket surgery.
author says:
@CMYK46, Why should the pieces all of a sudden become smaller? Some physics I don't know about? If you can tell me why this would improve the image I might prepare the OR for surgery.
Funny! Just flip the Earth to match the light source...
@CMYK46: I thought about this myself for quite some time. Since the dark side of a half moon does not follow the shadows on earth I thought it might be similar up there on the moon.
Dude. The light comes from the SUN...if the sun is illuminating the Earth, then flip the Earth to match the light source. It ain't rocket surgery...
Dude, gimme a fricking minute to fix and upload it
There ya go, now you're a genius! You did a nice job on the shadows for everything else...good luck!
I like this, I was going to do something like this, great job
Like it !!! shadows maybe a bit harsh at ends (Being fussy), but very good image.
Your description is hilarious.
Very nice and creative!
Good use of source.. very creative
Congrats for your first place, aworld!
congrats! for 1st place.
congrats! for 1st place.
Congrats!!
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