[Mangled Alecto]

Experimenting with the network option of opencanvas with a friend of mine Spagina
(from another forum...shhh secret)

20 to 30 mins each, actually I think the first took way longer cause at first we didn't know what to do. 2nd time using opencanvas networking, so its a bit of a new thing working with somebody else.



Spagina did the city sketch, I drew and painted the water and craft


crits, comments, welcome

[the_insider]

yea i know some people in other forums too but it'll be our little secret --good paintings except i kinda hve trouble seeing what's what in the second one--youre friends is umm.....creative too hehheh--

[Mangled Alecto]

well i'm gonna have to do the second one on my own, cause we can't open old pieces up in a network environment in Opencanvas.

its just a concept for a futuristic craft, a bridge, and a city.
Pretty much got the idea from a piece that I saw Scott Robertson do...he's crazy sick,
and I thought i'd never done anything like that...so gave it a go in a quick format.

Ya well my friend is really creative..but he just got his wacom tablet and hes getting used to it...its hard for him to draw with it right now.

[cptoonz]

Hi Mangled,

For the time spent they are good, and alot more complete than I could achieve in that time frame. I like them both.

On the second, there is really no way to relate the size of the craft to everything else...is it huge and close to the bridge..or small airplane sized and high/far-away from the bridge? Some kind of quick "scaling mechanism", if you will, would be good. That's really all though, keep it up

[Mangled Alecto]

yeah it would probably be a good idea to
make the aircraft closer to the viewer
with some exhaust smoke, and effects like clouds...and make the bridge really tiny in comparison. Sorry its so preliminary at the moment.thanks for the ideas

[zak]

open canvas is a sweet proggy, i really like the brush engine (how many times exactly have i said that now???) picture looking sweet btw