Infinite Potential

Painting \ Technology | 02/08/07 @278 | GingerLatte | critiques (6) | views (607)

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This is my first try painting with a knock-off of photoshop. i guess its not too clean or anything like that because i just couldnt wait to put it up. i am going to try to clean it up and put a better version. feel free to comment this one. i want to know what you all think thus far. It represents the seemingly endless potential of technology. im not really sure if this is explicit...

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Diane

02/08/07 @419

Nice idea though the anatomy looks a little bit off and the shading and outlines are a bit dirty...You should try to blend shadows more. The blue light parts should also affect the shadows. The nose could be bigger

Working on it a little bit more would be great, it has potential but it looks rushed for now

+6/10

Slapo

02/08/07 @491

Agreed, could use some polish.
Nice idea though.

GingerLatte

02/08/07 @658

Yea, like i said i was so freaking excited to publish this one that i didnt pay attention to too much detail. in the near future i plan to shade and highlight everything more dramatically. and thank you Diane for you advise, ill try really hard to effectively do the blue lighting. Ive been using a mouse for this stuff, which needless to say is difficult. Does anyone know where i can buy one of those Painter adapters that i can use insteead of the mouse? And also how much it would cost? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your constructive comments. i hope to post a perfected version in the future.

Ztak

02/09/07 @814

Interesting idea!

Diane

02/10/07 @022

When you say "painter adapters", what are you talking about? A wacom tablet?

(it's a GREAT tool btw, it's much better to paint with a tablet than with a mouse....)
If so, just do a google search and you'll find lots of resellers

GingerLatte

02/10/07 @154

Thank you diane!!!!! ur works are awesome! im a huge fan!

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