no better, no worse.
this set didnt really teach you anything you didnt already know.
i like the pen work on the fur, its almost tribal, nice varied thicknesses, curves and sharp angles and points.
i agree with marcis statement that you cant find yourself.
honestly, id suggest you look into moving from the cartoon stuff to tribalising real stuff. find a nice blend of the two.
figurative tribals, like some of my older works.
if anything, trying something new would give you a new perspective. if it doesnt work out, you atleast learned something.
Originally Posted by
Marci6
from what i see the second set in gbleeks post is the most awesome you ever made, that almost perfect
i agree that its his best in terms of technique, but its a pretty generic style and quite far from what it looks like he wants to do.
the body textures from no.5 are by far my favorite
Originally Posted by
Kyuri
just slow down man, don't become a zwift or a bad80, cranking out art as fast as they can just so they can make tc (no offense).
Set looks unfinished (uncolored and looks choppy)
just slow down
Originally Posted by
Marci6
it doesnt work that way.....
u makin like 2 texture sets per day
while it should be like 1/week
I was cracking out one or two sets a night when i was prowling the market, it really takes alot out of you. taking your time and picking and choosing what you want to do, goes a long way towards improving and solidifying your style.
Last edited by BenDover; Nov 16, 2015 at 08:43 AM.