Thanks for the comment! The chain mail was definitely challenging, but I'm pretty satisfied with how it turned out. I did try to do a little bit of 3D warping...I'll have to do more experimenting. Anyway, glad you like her!
Ooo, this was definetly worth it the hair is really good, the time and effort you put into it shows the texturing looks nice and the way youve defined her..stomach musclular area is interesting. i think you may have used too much airbrushing..but im not sure. Because youve airbrushed and used a lighter colour it gives everything a shining effect...which everything here should have.(bwahwa contradiction <.< above her breast area i see that the texture sorta follows the skin..which is very good. If you made it do that with the rest of the body then it would give it a huge 3d effect. Personally i love the hair and her peircing eyes..i could get lost in them XD Very nice, keep it up
Thanks for the comment! The chain mail was definitely challenging, but I'm pretty satisfied with how it turned out. I did try to do a little bit of 3D warping...I'll have to do more experimenting. Anyway, glad you like her!
Heh, interesting method of delivering your own comments about it.
Some really impressive features here, and the hair definately looks awesome. I love the edges where the strands begin to seperate and certainly looks like you invested alot of time in there. That pattern on the clothing is a great touch too, but it's a little straight, and would be nicer if it matched her contours a little bit more, even if they are quite straight anyway. This can be hard to pull off of course, but I usually try using the smudge tool very gently, although this often gives too much of a blurred effect if you want the pattern to be really clear.
Anyway, some really good stuff here, you're definately improving - keep it up!
Thanks much! You wouldn't believe how hard it is to keep a 6'4" cat-girl away from the keyboard...actually I couldn't tell you either as I wouldn't even think about keeping her away.
Anyway, glad you like her. I was definitely concerned about getting her hair to look good and part of that was trying to standardize my technique. I actually wrote down the the steps I used when working on her hair to keep track of what I was doing. The more that I look at it, the more I see that I can improve on her chain mail. I agree with giving it more "flow" - I played around with using 3D transform and liquify (no relation to you! ), but those tools need a lot of care and precision to really work well. Still, it does look a lot better than some of the experimental techniques I tried out.
First off, everyone here at deviantART would like to say THANK YOU!!! We have received an overwhelming amount of enthusiasm for the launch of version 6 and believe that this has been our best-received launch to date.
You might even be one hell of a profesional, but if you don't SHOW it and PROVE it, how will everyone know? These facts are important not only when you are looking for a job, but in any situation when you wish to showcase your work. I decided to share a few guidelines that might help you give the best of yourself and help you be a better profesional.
`karemelancholia is one of the most genuine deviants you could ever met. Always active and a true deviantART cheerleader and supporter in every aspect. You can always count on her to lend a hand or get involved, and you usually will find her doing large amounts of both at any given moment. She's consistently reports on contests around dA, showcases the efforts of her fellow artists and shows her charitable side through various activities. Besides all of this, she's a truly talented artist which is why she's an obvious choice for deviousness this month. Read More
Devious Comments
Some really impressive features here, and the hair definately looks awesome. I love the edges where the strands begin to seperate and certainly looks like you invested alot of time in there. That pattern on the clothing is a great touch too, but it's a little straight, and would be nicer if it matched her contours a little bit more, even if they are quite straight anyway. This can be hard to pull off of course, but I usually try using the smudge tool very gently, although this often gives too much of a blurred effect if you want the pattern to be really clear.
Anyway, some really good stuff here, you're definately improving - keep it up!
Anyway, glad you like her. I was definitely concerned about getting her hair to look good and part of that was trying to standardize my technique. I actually wrote down the the steps I used when working on her hair to keep track of what I was doing.
The best is yet to come!
--
Like the video game, Halo? Read my webcomic, Halo Kitties, at ~halo-fans
X-Box Live Gamertag: SNIPER NOC
Playstation Network: HEAVY-OPS
Previous PageNext Page