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- zeroman13
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The bottom half is really busy, but it's a good contrast compared to the upper portion which is very silent.
I think it really helps keep the viewers eyes moving throughout the whole composition.
Needless to say, I like it!
I think it really helps keep the viewers eyes moving throughout the whole composition.
Needless to say, I like it!
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I know it's nothing worthwhile, but hey. I'm getting back into using photoshop, and I'm having fun...
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well.. umm .. i guess that top post is from that old photo of mine? i feel honored
that's surely the first time someone did a drawing or painting of me. even if it was off a photo.
looks trippy. couldn't find the bag at first. but cool! (only the facial expression could be a bit nicer. looks pretty evil. haha.)
wanted to contribute to this thread in a long time, but still haven't found time to scan any of my newer drawings. so i'll just leave it to the future...
looks trippy. couldn't find the bag at first. but cool! (only the facial expression could be a bit nicer. looks pretty evil. haha.)
wanted to contribute to this thread in a long time, but still haven't found time to scan any of my newer drawings. so i'll just leave it to the future...
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Yeah! I probably should have asked you first, but I couldn't think of your modified name. If you have any problem with me posting it I can take it down. Sorry about that.
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- james_dean
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Some photos from a couple of recent holidays and a really awesome old mansion in Bendigo where I live:
















A few more in my blog: http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopi ... &start=480
















A few more in my blog: http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopi ... &start=480
- james_dean
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Cheers mate! Not sure about knowing what I'm doing, haven't had much experience!
Not sure about the film vs digital either. I had to up the contrast on these after I scanned them in as they were quite grey and washed out, but these are all as close as I could easily get to the original photos. I do like the fact that it's film though, even if it is an ongoing cost
Thanks for the encouragement!
Not sure about the film vs digital either. I had to up the contrast on these after I scanned them in as they were quite grey and washed out, but these are all as close as I could easily get to the original photos. I do like the fact that it's film though, even if it is an ongoing cost
Thanks for the encouragement!
Yeah, the darks were bothering me and I tried to cover them up which is why they look all washed out. Do you have any tips for painting with acrylic [on paper]? It dries so fast -- it's hard to blend. I've tried canvas before but don't like it. The paper I'm using is pretty glossy, so it isn't a ton more absorbent than canvas. The darks in the second are darker 'cause I used a brown from a tube, and the first one I mixed myself.






