It is all looking good so far (and just began following). I might suggest a bit of tweaking on some of the elements add to a base figure.
Just a bit more of a shadow or glow set to multiply or light weight linear burn on some overlay elements might make them look a little less pasted on. For example...
Applying a light outer multiply black glow to the shield, perhaps about 20% opacity and no more than half of the base pixel resolution, might make it look a bit better in hand against the figure itself. I realize there are montage complexities involved, and maybe it wouldn't work with everything, but you might give it a try. Perhaps the save for the base figure to produce some light/thin shadow against the wings.
Then again, if this is already in there, maybe it is just the preview resolution that's fooling me into thinking it isn't there already.
Another option might be to allow for a setting in the program itself to allow this to be done manually, if that is possible, along with control over opacity and size of glow/shadow.
Beyond that, I look forward to giving the finished product a try.
hi! at first thank you for your feedback! i try to make perfectly mix and match the elements, and the shadows simply dont work, since the images (top, pants, etc)is on each together (would look like strange a shadow in the air) (these are same sized png files, the program can't code it)
i faced lot of lack of option with this style, i try live with it. i just hope it will be enough good without it. if you make a little postwork in ps the images (even if its only 1 px noise) you recive better result.
It is all looking good so far (and just began following). I might suggest a bit of tweaking on some of the elements add to a base figure.
VálaszTörlésJust a bit more of a shadow or glow set to multiply or light weight linear burn on some overlay elements might make them look a little less pasted on. For example...
Applying a light outer multiply black glow to the shield, perhaps about 20% opacity and no more than half of the base pixel resolution, might make it look a bit better in hand against the figure itself. I realize there are montage complexities involved, and maybe it wouldn't work with everything, but you might give it a try. Perhaps the save for the base figure to produce some light/thin shadow against the wings.
Then again, if this is already in there, maybe it is just the preview resolution that's fooling me into thinking it isn't there already.
Another option might be to allow for a setting in the program itself to allow this to be done manually, if that is possible, along with control over opacity and size of glow/shadow.
Beyond that, I look forward to giving the finished product a try.
hi!
Törlésat first thank you for your feedback!
i try to make perfectly mix and match the elements, and the shadows simply dont work, since the images (top, pants, etc)is on each together (would look like strange a shadow in the air)
(these are same sized png files, the program can't code it)
i faced lot of lack of option with this style, i try live with it. i just hope it will be enough good without it.
if you make a little postwork in ps the images (even if its only 1 px noise) you recive better result.