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Hi, I'm new, and I think I could paint my life away here, if I just knew a few things.
OK, You guys do great backrounds, and I have an idea about perspective, but I just have trubble doing them. Can you tell me some tips and quick techniques to help me to create dynamic backrounds that are good?
P.S: I've only taken one drawing class before, I learned alot through internet, and other stuff.
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2003 10:26 pm |
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 fast and look good
Thats the way you can do it when your skill is good enough. So take your time.
Search the google
www.google.com .
search the Sumaleth link archieve
www.sumaleth.com/links/
Of course have a look at pros artwork to unterstand what it takes to make good dynamic backgrounds. But don't be frustrated if its not a 5 minute background drawing. But once youll know whats most important in a picture, and you will stay away from those little details here and there. Lightning, Perspective. |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2003 12:34 am |
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you dont even know how to spell the name of your favorite artist 
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