It's sinister and awesome at the same time!... Just one thing: if the grey rat is under the man's shadow, it needs to be a little darker; in hi res it's possible to see the contrast.
This is mostly 3D software and someone else's work from DA. As Pearlie said, this is supposed to be a Photoshop contest...it's bad enough that Poser is allowed.
author says:
always found a someone ''smart'' to comment....and if it was right .. should be ok!!!...))))))......what bothers you more CMYK... we know how to use the programs like Poser or we don't have a talent?...btw....you have?
you know something? a high level doesn't say that you have a talent!!!
you are too "smart" and too pedestrian for this century to retain you as a person.........can you ignore me?..pls!
Author, I gave my honest assessment of the work before knowing who made it. My comment was strictly on the work, and not a personal attack. I will not presume to speak for Pearlie, but she obviously agrees with me judging from her comment. Maybe you should stop relying on 3D software that does things for you, and pre-posed & pre-lit & pre-costumed DA pics, and get some talent yourself.
Okay I'm not taking anyone's side (still think the picture is awesome) but I can see CMYK's point. Maybe there should be some kind of guideline implemented as to what programs are allowed, so that arguments like this don't arise.
jawshoewhah [banned] says:
CMYK and Pearlie have a point. Traditional drawings are not allowed in digital drawing contests and vice/versa and I don't think any of those are allowed in the 3D contests. It makes sense.
Hey, it's very nice... But I don't know what is, I feel something wierd when I look at the door part... the perspective of the bricks, maybe. Looking at upper half, the building roundness is ok, but the lower half... sorry, friend, I really don't know, maybe it's only impression!
author says:
erikuri.. it should be leaning forward more.. and its dipping into the waterline (I tried to be sneaky and use the rocks in the back to cover it up..hehehe.. but you caught me .. hehee.. I like it the way it is and really don't care about placing (I modeled it after my friends lighthouse collection).. if I have time I'll try to fix it.., I just liked the way I used the source THANKS BABE
--to erikuri-- it's because as the level of the brick come closer to, and level with the viewers 'eye-line' the bricks would lose the circular perspective shape... then lower than 'eye-line' the effect would begin again in the opposite direction. NICE WORK though... good idea
hehehe.. lots of fun.. great job
Nice!
Nicely done! ( I might have wanted a bit more color contrast between the figures & wall, but it's good work.).
nice work, good use of source
Thanks CMYK46, have made some color adjustment,
Nice work...good luck
woooo... this is lovely...
very good,
Nice creative work....Good one.....
nice work but.. the man's right foot should not that much darker...
nice work...i like the horse!
I really love this entry, must have taken quite a bit of work to create something this detailed. Best of Luck to You!!
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