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Published: 2006-10-06 08:00:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 526; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 2
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Photoshop work practice. Made the eye in photoshop with the center piece of my "Eye-sore" drawing as the basis to see how well I could recreate it with a mouse (god I need a drawing tablet...).The surrounding area is a combination of bryce and PS work.
I accidently left my drawing supplies at someones house, so I just decided to get some photoshop practice in, and make myself a new background. Hope someone likes it.
If requested, the original is 1600x1200, and I can upload it if you use that high of screen res and want it.
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You did a pretty good job with just your mouse. XP
I think it turned out great~ ^^ Like the colors too, they work out nicely.
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Not exactly just the mouse, I kinda cheated and used the center eye from my drawing with all the eyes. >_<;
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Oh well! It still turned out great. ^^
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Thanks man. I am kinda sad about this cause I know I could have made it so much better if I could ever afford a tablet....grr, I hate money! especially the lack of it! lol....
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I know what ya mean..totally.
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hot man---really like this one---looks like an eye hooked up into some kind of system that controls it---really cool
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Oh yeah. This piece keeps expanding on its central focus without loosing its edge. It's smooth and well shaded in a way that looks simple but is, as we find out as soon as we try out the ol'photoshop, very, very difficult to intigrate into a piece. The colour choices, especially the addition of white as both light and the white of the eyeball, really stand out against eachother. This is stylish with a great sense of design that holds the viewer, and a realism that's so cyberspace. Cyber-Realism? Very, very cool work.
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Wow, thanks for that very in depth critique! The eye and the "fins", i guess, were done with vectors that I later rasterized to make use of other photoshop goodies, the background was almost entirely bryce, with the exception of some blending, and the circular lines. I really like bryce, but most people look at it as just for lanscape stuff, but there is a lot of stuff to be done with it if one goes outside the box. Much apreciated for the comment.
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Fantastic work, it certainly is impressive. The striped, circular lines that radiate ooutwards are really amazing.
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Hehe, that was actually one of the easiest parts, as PS CS has a filter for that, it was the blending and the eye that took the most time.....grrr vectors.... I need a tablet! hehe, thanks for the comment.
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woah.. all those lines in the background give a great effect
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wow, great symmetry, awesome choice of colors, im bouta use this as the background of my comp, if u dont mind
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Feel free, thats why its there. Thanks for the comment.
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no prob, and thanks!
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Oh, something more digital this time? Well, if I may express my opinion, I really fell in love with your traditionals. You put a lot of art into them and it's visible in every line and shade. Digital art has lately become much popular, probably too popular. This makes this drawing ordinary. I don't say it's bad, it is a very interesting idea, but the thing is that I can't see any spirit in it, the "thing" I feel in all your marvellous traditional drawings. This is the opinion of mine-an old-fashioned traditional media lover
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I understand, thanks for honesty. I think i could do much better if I had a tablet, but money won't allow right now. +this was mostly just practice with photoshop, not a serious art piece, thats why I put as a background. Thanks for the comment!
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Okay, so it is Joe. Hi! I like the new road here for you. You are very talanted with that. Bold and curious image! - Linda
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Thanks Linda! Left my drawing supplies at a friends house, so I figured i'dd brush up on photoshop a bit, nothing too great, but untill I get a tablet, i'm not going to try anything real time consuming. (drawing with a mouse is a pain in the ....) Thanks for the comment.
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thats pretty cool. i like the lines and the overall tones.the lines almost look like a finger print.
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Didn't think of it in that way. Cool, thanks man.
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You call This Practice!!!!!!!!!!! ITs a Masterpiece man GRT Artpiece
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Hey thanks. Though it is practice with photoshop, I'm not going to use it as a background if I don't like it, hehe. Thanks for the comment
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