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Hey Feng -

All good comments - I'm sure all the up and comers will take heed. Glad to see some current ACCD kids posting here too. BTW, Bryon Fitzpatrick retired a few months back, AFAIK he's in Aust ...

MrBrian: learn the fundamentals of perspective, and how to indicate and render basic forms in various lighting conditions. More complex form development is merely an elaboration and combination of tho ...

That's neat, and I've never tried that approach.

I still don't understand the "you wont have to cut out any of the white outside of the lines" part - you don't have to do that with a multiply layer ...

Duplicate the layer, change layer type to "multiply", then delete the original (background). Create a new white layer or background underneath. Voila.

Hehe, please don't let me play the role of defender of Art Center (or whatever).

My point is that, for those who are so inclined and can find the means, a "formal" training can be extremely useful, a ...

I'm not sure the core issue is getting fair treatment here - and it has nothing to do with taking things "too seriously", but rather to setting the record straight, esp when various forum members have ...

Yeah, I'll bet everyone from Syd Mead to Ralph McQuarrie to Matt Mahurin to whatsit (who's that digital painter guy?) are just kicking themselves. http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/wink.gif

Not ever ...

The color comp looks a bit Mr.Bean-ish, lol.

If the v.p. is really that high, then just don't worry about it - limit yourself to two-point perspective and make the verticals vertical. As you become more experienced, you can allow yourself to "ch ...

Are you even old enough to drink yet, Feng?
j/k

I wouldn't do that - I think you'd quickly see the pic become flat, as the citadel began to approximate the contrast level of the foreground. This would in turn necessitate doing something even more r ...

I liked the first one better. Everything is now - to my taste - a bit too vertical, and less interesting to look at.

Another approach to "correcting" the pose might have been to tip the staff to the ...

re: Quadro

The "hidden features" of the Geforce are disabled via a hardware switch (different resistor placement) on the PCB.

Simply installing nvidia Quadro drivers is an exercise in futility. If ...