[DONE] Feet challenge entry - men and god
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Topic: [DONE] Feet challenge entry - men and god
Posted By: piiichan
Subject: [DONE] Feet challenge entry - men and god
Date Posted: 21 January 2011 at 4:31am
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Hello, here is my entry for this week's challenge: feet. As a feet lover, I couldn't miss it :D  I don't know yet if I'll add more stuff to this piece, but except for the color choice, the text, and a few other shading issues, it is mostly done. Used a reference for the legs and feet. The arm was made without reference. I must say I'm proud of this piece concept-wise and composition-wise  Any flaw visible to your expert eyes guys ?? |
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Posted By: Gecimen
Date Posted: 21 January 2011 at 6:35am
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Hey damn this way my idea!, except I thought 2 feet touching eachoter. :) Anyways awesome piece. As for critisism, I think you better anti-alias the outer sides of everything. Looks way too chippy at the moment. Here's a quick edit:  And animated for you to compare:  No additional colors used. |
Posted By: piiichan
Date Posted: 21 January 2011 at 2:40pm
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Thank you very much Gecimen :) I thought my lineart skills were quite good, now I realize I still have a lot to learn. I didn't really see the difference at first, then I watched closely, and noticed how much better your edit was! I'll study your edit, then reapply it myself, so I can learn AA on non-transparent backgrounds, which is something I've never done so far. It's funny you had the same idea :) Mine came gradually as I was drawing the feet. Thanks again for your time! |
Posted By: Gecimen
Date Posted: 22 January 2011 at 4:58am
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Originally posted by piiichan Thank you very much Gecimen :) I thought my lineart skills were quite good, now I realize I still have a lot to learn. I didn't really see the difference at first, then I watched closely, and noticed how much better your edit was! I'll study your edit, then reapply it myself, so I can learn AA on non-transparent backgrounds, which is something I've never done so far. It's funny you had the same idea :) Mine came gradually as I was drawing the feet. Thanks again for your time! My AA skills is not perfect either, just wanted to point out how AA can change a piece. Thanks for the compliments though :) |