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    Signatures & Tags 117

    Yeah, I realize I haven't been productive or active. Life got in teh way. lol

    Anyway, posting this just for possible tips on improving (srsly need to branch out to different styles of smudging).


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    I like them both bro...

    But neither have any depth to them. But the smudging is decent.

    Overall good job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Inkz View Post
    I like them both bro...

    But neither have any depth to them. But the smudging is decent.

    Overall good job.
    The bottom is his signature o.o

    As to the sig he posted, the colors look a bit too dull for my taste. It would be cool if the lighting was a bit emphasized+colors enhanced but I like the smudge and blending.

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    Yar, I kinda went for a dark contrast to counterbalance the lighting.

    Think a Hue/Saturation might do it. Hmm. As for the depth, suggestions? I just went with what felt good at the time. :3

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    looks very blurry
    theirs no depth and lose the borders
    it seems flat and the yellow/orange lighting source on the top seems washed out

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    Quote Originally Posted by NosDx View Post
    Yar, I kinda went for a dark contrast to counterbalance the lighting.

    Think a Hue/Saturation might do it. Hmm. As for the depth, suggestions? I just went with what felt good at the time. :3
    For depth, sharpen the render and blur what may be/is far away from the render, thus giving focus to the focal.

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    Thanks to all of you who posted your tips.

    I'll change my sig out when i have the time later to let you see the changes. :3

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