I also boosted the saturation a tad on this because the one I posted in the WIP thread came out a little flat.
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I also boosted the saturation a tad on this because the one I posted in the WIP thread came out a little flat.
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Yeah, I thought that would be a nice touch. Going from just line art and gradually shading everything in as well as the color as I went up.
I'm really considering on the Dali style that SomeGuy recommended as my next project. Using the photorealistic technique I used with this piece.
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If its as high quality as this peice i'm sure it would turn out amazing.Originally posted by THX1138
I'm really considering on the Dali style that SomeGuy recommended as my next project. Using the photorealistic technique I used with this piece.
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