[zthee]

hello.



original res.

mmmh..


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[Plop]

Looks very dynamic, very cool idea. You gonna work some more on it?

(Its 'piece' btw)

[zthee]

piece!

darn!

thanks, i dont think i will work on it more, but maybe...

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[nori]

wow that's very cool. I like it. Did you use Painter on that?

[zthee]

nori: thanks. but no its not painter, acctually its photshop.

[YourMum]

Hi zthee! Nice work! Is it marionette or something?

-Juha-

[Sergenth]

Heya,
I like the "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" black spider web look of those lines shooting out of him... evil energy perhaps?

If you do another like this... make sure to hide the fact that you are using Photoshop by these 2 steps...

1) When drawing transparencies with round brushes in PS... use a small brush and draw a large area or draw a large area with a big brush and then erase the edges. Photoshop brushstrokes aren't too pretty. I can see what size you've used

2) When smudging to create that melting effect, don't just leave it at that. Do something else to add additional texture or shape to the smudge, so my eyes do not detect raw smudging. Add some brushstrokes, shading or something.

[zthee]

thanks for your comments.

YourMum. i dont know what it is, i just draw it


Sergenth.
1) thanks for the tip. i used to do that, but this image was created quite fast so i didnt bather doing it.

2) thats exactly what ive done, but i guess i didnt do it too good. cos i dont like seeing raw smuding too.

thanks again.

[sear]

hey nice one zthee, i would have called that pic knocked out
dynamic, indeed.