Warp Drive by Coon

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 21, 2001

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Comments (6)

ronmolina

9:35PM | Wed, 21 March 2001

Nice pic!

Sinv-jica

12:25AM | Thu, 22 March 2001

no offense, but taking models from a site and putting them into pictures isn't really doing anything great. Plus you don't do anything with the textures on the models you just use them as is and that totally sucks. Before posting stuff like that explore the program and try to do some really good stuff, then when you finally have the ability to create you own scenes and maybe even your own models then start posting pictures. i know we all have to start somewhere but not improving won't help things

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RimRunner

1:29AM | Thu, 22 March 2001

regardless of Sinv's comments, I do see improvement since your past posting. You may want to check out Brycetech.com for some tutorials. I'll see if I can find some on Nebula's and space scenes for you too. :)

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foleypro

6:55AM | Thu, 22 March 2001

Wow slam in your face feedback listen you did a fine job you know you can add textures to every part of that ship just ungroup then use the tab button on your keyboard to scroll thru every part of the ship and add textures to every part now dont make it all one texture because it wont look right then just regroup as one object.. to maybe add a little more realism back light your model

Curio

10:28AM | Thu, 22 March 2001

Sinv may have a point, but there's no need to be so vicious! I'm all for constructive criticsm, but thats a little harsh. Maybe try posting to Beginner's gallery Coon, (to avoid this sort of thing)

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kromekat

7:06PM | Thu, 22 March 2001

(Sorry to respond to Sinv like this on your pic, but it has to be said!) I agree maybe a little more creative skill could be used on 'some' pics on this site, and exploring a programs potential is essential to achieve pleasing results for both artist and viewer, but hey, lets be a little more encouraging here, we all have to learn and we learn from others, dont be so damning!