Vampyre (practice) by annemarie2

Poser • Gothic • posted on Dec 29, 2004

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

I hope everyone had a nice holiday:) I have been playing around with my new Wacom Graphire tablet I got for xmas (I am so spoiled:)) anyway...this is my feeble attempt at painting clothing...please be gentle but honest...I know it isn't the best- so any ideas on how I can improve would be greatly appreciated:) The only two things done in poser are V3 and background... the rest done by me in ps7:) I tried drawing in the hair myself but that didn't work out so well...it looked really good when I zoomed out though! So I decided to work on the cloth painting first then the hair :)

Comments (12)

)

eres

4:33PM | Wed, 29 December 2004

Really creative!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent stuff!!!

)

mari_e17

4:57PM | Wed, 29 December 2004

Wonderful composition!!! Excellent!!

)

cagewench

5:23PM | Wed, 29 December 2004

I love the smoke/fog... I agree with you about the hair, but still think it's a good attempt and you can grow from it :) Perhaps it's the pose itself, but I'm wondering if we shouldn't see at least a bit of her other arm? And, I think the painting of the cloth is excellent, it's got sort of a velvety, soft "feel" by looking at it. And the more I look at it, I swear I can feel the fabric under my fingertips :)

)

DarkWing-Zero

6:14PM | Wed, 29 December 2004

For your first attmept - impressive. Youll get a hang on to the Wacom, and before you know, you never want to miss this one again. Its a precious valubale instrument. I think you should experiment with perspective and depth here. The hair has the problem that it looks like its shown frontal, but the V3 is a bit more sideways. Easy to say for me, I dont do painting hairs...:-) Another problem I really know to well, is the way trying to smooth stuff, like the clothing, and adding shadows to them - making them more 3-dimensional. But, my dear, Im a 1000 percent sure, youll have supercool results in no time! Take care, Yours, Claudia :-)

)

prog

10:31PM | Wed, 29 December 2004

I think the cloth looks fantastic!! Try as I might, I just can't get it to look like the cgaracter is "wearing" it, but I think you did a wonderful job!!! I think I need to get a tablet!!! EXCELLENT work!!

)