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Really nice drawing! It would be cool if you can keep the energy of the small thumbnail (the one on the right) in the final picture. Don't make everything in perfect focus with nice, clean colors. ...

I agree about the foreground now. It looks very 3d-ish compared to the background.

The main problem I've been having with this guy is trying to make him look wet (considering he's just come out of t ...

Put him in a scene. A sufficiently creepy background would add greatly to his overall creepiness.

I really like the lighting and how you pulled it off, keeping most of him in shadow. The colors are nice and subdued too.

The only crit I would have is that he looks kind of lifeless, like he's a wo ...

She looks like she's about 15. I don't think I should be looking at this. images/smiles/icon_razz.gif

Thanks for the heads-up about Brazil. There are some damn fine renders in the gallery. Very impressive. I think I might just have to try it out (I love playing with new toys).

About the dragon, ye ...

It's an interesting start. Not something you see everyday. Kind of reminds me of the old World War II posters by Rockwell and Flagg, in a furry sci-fi sort of way. images/smiles/icon_smile.gif

Thanks for the encouragement. I probably will go back to him after I've done some other things. I really don't like leaving images in a state I'm not happy with.

Thanks again.

Here's an updated version. I don't know that's it really any better. I think my best bet is to take what I've learned on this one and just start on another model.

http://www.jhaywood.com/pics/wdne ...

Wow, really beautiful. Very graphic, kind of reminds me of Mardi Gras. Nice work on the shading and highlights.

It's kind of fuzzy right now. Put more variation in the edges, some hard, some soft.

Make the type a different color so it stands out more.

I know, I'm trying to start a trend. Spread the word! Oobies for everyone!

Hey, nice photos by the way. images/smiles/icon_smile.gif

Dryfire: Thanks. I like the monotone approach too.

Macface: I think I like the bottom one also, it has more of a mood.

Jr: I'm working from photos that I took myself. Both pictures are actually co ...

I'm going to bust out my copy of "Walking With Dinosaurs" on DVD and do some research. I think if I make the textures more photo-real and plop him in an actual photograph instead of a 3D created scen ...

Nice work, I like the variety.

Hmmm, just the fact that there are few good looking realistic ones out there makes me want to go that direction. I just gotta be different!

And yeah, it's for my portfolio. I'm trying to break into ...

Looks cool. I'd like to see him in a setting. Can't really crit the coloring cause you said it's just a quick job, but I'd soften the edge between light and dark, and the sword should be casting a s ...

I did this in Max with patch modelling. I can't decide if I should go more photo-realistic or keep it 3d looking. Any crits welcome.

http://jhaywood.com/pics/wdRender01.jpg

[ August 01, 2001: Me ...

Yeah, nice texture, it looks very photo-real. I'd make the text more readable though, especially on top. And the inside black area does seem a bit small.

Wow, I really like the drawing, and the coloring so far is good. I can tell you know what you're doing. Good suggestion for putting her in a setting, it would really bring the drawing to life.

One ...

Reminds of The Maxx for some reason. I dig it. There's one little thing that bugs me though, and that's how the clouds just touch the moon. Makes it look like they're connected and flattens out the ...

Thanks for the comments. I think I will play around with it some more. Right now the textures are pretty simple, mainly just solid color with bump maps, so I'll put more detail in there and fix the ...

Nice model. I like the hangy-down thing. images/smiles/icon_smile.gif

You got the detail thing down. Really nice looking armor.

But the anatomy needs a little work (doesn't it always?). For the most part it's pretty good, but what I noticed was on the bottom drawing, ...

These are two studies I've done for a portrait I plan on doing for a friend. They are both done with a Burnt Umber wash in oil. I plan on doing the finished painting in oils also. Any comments, cri ...

Wow, sweet. Nice use of minimal lines to show the anatomy. Great action pose too. Wish I had time to color it, but I've got my stuff to work on.

Cheers.

It's hard to tell what you've done because so much of the drawing is obscured by the way you colored it. Tone down the glowy stuff and the special effects. If it's a good drawing it doesn't need all ...

*Yo Yo Yo!* (That's the only gangsta' lingo I know images/smiles/icon_smile.gif)

Sweet. Really nice coloring work. Lotsa attitude. Dig it.

The feet in both pictures look a bit wanky though. Tr ...

I dig it. Even with no color, the blue is a good choice, it sets the mood. You did a good job making the face the first thing your eye goes to, because of the darks and lights, and detail there. I ...