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Snakebyte
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I’m glad to see the forums are back!
Iv been wanting to post this before I finished and I’m glad to see that I can.
Anyhow, she is the sister to Koresha www.fantasy-anime.org/koresha/koresha800.jpg .
I haven’t thought of a name yet.
Also, does anyone think it’s too bright? When I see her on my Photoshop box I see her at the proper gamma or brightness, however, on my laptop she WAY too bright (too much Gamma). The way to tell is if you can see a clear white line outlining her hair and a dark blue brush stroke between her arm and left (our right) booby. |
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SynrrG
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 8:16 am |
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| Looks fine here. No blue or bright white line here. Looks DAMN good actualy! You have a site to check out more of your works? |
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Snakebyte
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tanis
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 9:07 am |
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| Nice one Snakebyte! |
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Icannon
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 9:27 am |
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| her legs are a tad long, i believe. there's not much structure to them. the foot alone doesnt look like it could support anything - too thin and practically no ankle. i think it's pretty wicked over all, tho. the finished parts are silky smooth 'n the composition is cool. |
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Gothic Gerbil
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 1:53 pm |
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| Myself I usually just clear the swatches palette, fill it with what I'm using, and save a seperate palette for each picture. It is nice from time to time though to have those big colour swatches right next to you instead of tucked away in an annoying little window which I usually have turned off anyhow. (thank you tab key!) |
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Seraphire
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 4:07 pm |
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Looks good.
I have to tell you, though.
Every time I see you post I forget, and think that you're Snakebyte the colorist of The Red Star. |
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CloudNine
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 11:22 pm |
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Hey, I noticed that on .../rdrafts/bitch2.jpg *cough* there are some color elements towards the top. Do you use those as swatches right in the image window?
Seemed like a clever idea. New to digital painting m'self, dunno if it is common practice or not. |
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Jabberwocky
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 11:37 pm |
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Her right breast and arm does look right. (not the one with the bow). You might want to add some seperation to the arm and cheast area.
Love the wings! |
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Snakebyte
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2001 11:53 pm |
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CloudNine: Yea, I like to pick 3 or 4 skin tones (light, medium, dark) and keep them on there own layer, that way I can move them around where I can be zoomed in close and keep the swatches near by. This pic has the same thing (4 skin tones) I just turned them off for the forums. I would just add them the the Photoshop swatches window but the tones I use differs for every picture.
Iv seen others do the something or similar so I don’t think its uncommon.
As to the figure to the right, I’ll work on it, thanks. I used poser4 for the reference (right figure only) and poser4 is far from perfect  |
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