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Fake_Name · 09-26-2005

Yes, i meant without the 3d background.

I find that a really involved background tends to severely detract from the art, particularly if it's a drawing.

Also, if you are dead set on 3d stuff, take an airbrush tool (you are using photoshop i presume?) and spray in some shadows. Even really simple shadowing will work to tie the two images together very well. AS it is, it looks like, well, you pasted a drawing over a 3d background. Two distinct images.

I like redheads...

09-26-2005	#21
Fake_Name Archives everything Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Fake_Place Posts: 680	Yes, i meant without the 3d background. I find that a really involved background tends to severely detract from the art, particularly if it's a drawing. Also, if you are dead set on 3d stuff, take an airbrush tool (you are using photoshop i presume?) and spray in some shadows. Even really simple shadowing will work to tie the two images together very well. AS it is, it looks like, well, you pasted a drawing over a 3d background. Two distinct images. I like redheads...