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What exactly did you do? On the other note trying differentiating the levels of background blur to give a deeper depth that one object is farther than the other and also dont blur the whole BG.
RogueKiller wrote:What exactly did you do? On the other note trying differentiating the levels of background blur to give a deeper depth that one object is farther than the other and also dont blur the whole BG.
That is a thing I could've known earlier.
Updated version:
Any better? And should I use it as a sig?
Last edited by Melez on Sun Sep 28, 2008 8:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
cropped it, resized it, gauss blur on a dupped layer, erased around the focal so it wasnt blurred ,some color balancing-contrast, then a brush to show movement? Am i rite Am i rite?
anyways i think it looks pretty good despite how basic it is. it would get a 70% from me.
its hard to rate other than for overall appearance though
basic =/= bad u know
Last edited by magisuns on Sun Sep 28, 2008 8:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Your BG is over blurred and the lighting is bit harsh. I'd go with the B/W version simply because I like the contrast with the lion/ thing miggigy. Another thing nothing wrong with "basic" work just remember when you go this route your fundamentals will be judged more severely because there is nothing else to catch our eyes. So always pay attention to the small things like shading, lighting and colour.
cropped it, resized it, gauss blur on a dupped layer, erased around the focal so it wasnt blurred ,some color balancing-contrast, then a brush to show movement? Am i rite Am i rite?
anyways i think it looks pretty good despite how basic it is. it would get a 70% from me.
its hard to rate other than for overall appearance though
Thanks. Just played with the tools. Seen which does what. This was more like experimental, but ok. Still, will make a few of these experimental ones, and not use a guide.
Hostage wrote:Your BG is over blurred and the lighting is bit harsh. I'd go with the B/W version simply because I like the contrast with the lion/ thing miggigy. Another thing nothing wrong with "basic" work just remember when you go this route your fundamentals will be judged more severely because there is nothing else to catch our eyes. So always pay attention to the small things like shading, lighting and colour.
I've noticed the overblurred BG a bit too late. Will do.