(5 years and 3726 days ago)
good job author!
Only Source Used (5 years and 3732 days ago)
good job author!
awesome
Cute little birdie in a ballet-dancer's pose
WEEEEE ooooo WEEEEEEE oooooooo (police siren) we have rendered clouds... (get on the ground author.. hehehehe).. as Cornelia says... the bird does look like it's dancing (and the rendered clouds are just fine I was only teasing you LOL
Wow! Great job!
great work!
great use of source
The abdomen on step 5 is better...otherwise, not bad.
CMYK46, thanks for suggesstion, red portion removed.
I love it!
oops,,,, fantastic
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this was fun to do :D
comments and suggestions are welcome.
you might want to check high res before voting. (5 years and 3744 days ago)
even though the result is technically horrific.. it's really quite cute.. good job and lots of work here
EDIT (Technically horrific in the sense that some one was technically sliced in half and it should be gross..(and it came out cute) it was a compliment)
what do you mean by technically horrific?
These guys are great! Light is from upper left in source pic, so you might want to rethink the shadows...still, high vote from me!
LOL ohh thats funny..or sad.....very well done
So cute.
CMYK46 i was looking at the leaf in the center and from the shadow it casts i believe the light is coming from upper right.
also the light in the source comes form top left, based on the shadows, but the source part used in my image was flipped, therefore what was top left became top right.
GolemAura thanks for the compliment.
haha very nice and funny
..i love it! xD
That's a great 'chop'
love it
wow this is amazing man really like it, it just looks right to me!
simply wonderful and creative! Love it!
good and funny!!
great idea , great result, gl
thank you all.
a little darker on sliced area and thats it perfect!
excellent use of the source. Agree with on the lighting angles, I missed the leaf, but the brick behind the twin on the left's right hand (if that makes any sense) tells the story. Excellent work here, author. Top marks. (with the "confirmed" lighting angle, I'm not so sure the shadow of the "winners" katana would be present on the blade of the fallen twin - but I am a beginner, so use your best judgement.) Great work.
you're absolutely right, the brick shows clearly that the light comes from top right, maybe i should have made the shadows more to the left. but since that's the only thing that shows the correct angle of the light source i think i have an other idea how to fix that contradiction. thanks for noticing.
A few more cuts and nicks would sell this some more.. The main shadow I saw as out of place was the one of the sword. You have the body shadow off to the left and the swords out to the right? Maybe shorten the swords shadow?? GL.
ditto on most of what everyone has already side. nice entry.
i thought about adding some more cuts and nicks, but then i said having one single clean slice would only show how easy the fight was, how easily evil won against good.
but i do have to make some minor changes to the shadows, when i do, i will shorten a little the sword's shadow too.
EDIT: made some minor changes.
this is cute!
part 2 "...but good never gives up" :
http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/8301/but-good-never-gives-up-.html
Congrats for your first place, inanis!
Congrats, really well done
Congratulations for 1st
Congrats!
Congrats!
thank you everyone for your high votes.
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This entry has participated in the "Zipper contest" on the old PST site.
It was tough to gather around all sources used since it happened some time ago...but I nailed it and this taught me an important lesson: it's always good to save your work on the computer, you never know when you have to get back to it!
I have also saved the SBS.
I roughly selected the gorilla using the quick selection tool, added black backround, blended edges using layer's mask, added zippers, added grass.
The only thing that I did now was to blur some of the grass in the backround.
Credits to "Macinate" on Flickr for a great gorilla image. Main account at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/macinate/
Hope you like it this time as well! (5 years and 3748 days ago)
good idea!
Good image. If you can fix the transparent grass, it'll be better...
hehehe.. you forgot the fourth evil.. hehehe.. but the grass is covering it up.. LOL.. great job on this one
really awesome!
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Using various but simple techniques, i have come up with the Evil Doll image (5 years and 3769 days ago)
good job!!
well that looks like mischievous doll., IMO the blood needs to be red
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this is creepy like hell, she looks like the daughter of the devil...from some horror movies
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