Listen! Did you hear something? by byow
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Description
You must be careful walking in the woods at night, even if you have a "fearless" companion with you. You never know what is lurking in the shadows.
Just a little something that "popped" into my head tonight. Hope you all enjoy it. Thanks for stopping in and checking out my work. Until next time, be careful, be safe and love ya'all!
Comments (7)
Faemike55
creepy and good! nice image!
LBAMagic
Lovely work
capelito
Beautiful colors and composition. Beautiful work.
bcbc
Great image.
Cimaira
Beautiful scene.
bcrathburn
why didn't you tell me you put this on ? its cute the wings on the pup is cute shadow +++++++++++
Seaview123
This is a very nice fairy picture. Well done and nicely posed. Here are some suggestions that may help in later pictures... (hope you don't mind!) Your characters suffer from 'jaggies' (jagged edges due to a low resolution image). When you paste it onto your background it really shows and is distracting. You can minimize this a couple of ways: - When rendering, try for the highest resolution your computer can handle. This will be slower and result in a larger filesize picture, but will look much better later. - When rendering, change the background color to a color closer to your background. The edges should blend in more. - When saving your render, save to a .png file (if possible). When you paste it onto a background, only the rendered character will show, and you won't have to try to remove any gray or black background. I hope I didn't offend you with my suggestions, but I think you've got a real talent for your pictures, and by trying out some of these methods I think you'll see a real difference in your end result.