[IMG]http://orig14.deviantart.net/a0ae/f/2016/081/9/9/civil_protection_by_peixeserra-d9w2cth.jpg[/IMG]
Had this on my DA for a while, thought it was kinda thread worthy so decided to post it here. C&C appreciated.
All the helicopters are really perpendicular to the camera plane making them look kinda stamped on the sky.
I dig the lighting
Rings a GTAV vibe for some reason. Maybe it's the shading. Looks great btw.
Very HD. The lighting looks good on the closer subjects but doesn't make much sense given the rest of the environment. It's like the unit is in an interior environment. He shouldn't have that many dark shadows on him due to light diffuse and the relatively bright sky. The building in the background blends too well with the sky while it should be darker, and it's confusing at first glance.
[QUOTE=VIoxtar;49978482]Very HD. The lighting looks good on the closer subjects but doesn't make much sense given the rest of the environment. It's like the unit is in an interior environment. He shouldn't have that many dark shadows on him due to light diffuse and the relatively bright sky. The building in the background blends too well with the sky while it should be darker, and it's confusing at first glance.[/QUOTE]
I wasn't aware of most of those back when I made this. I'll keep that in mind for other posings. Thanks for taking your time saying this, btw.
I'm a huge fan of that CP reskin. Haven't seen it ingame until now. Impressive picture :)
That rimglow thing on everyone's right is REALLY distracting.
I didn't realize it looked bad like that until it was finished, so I tried to correct it, but the result came out way worse, so I decided to keep it that way. Since the original image is long gone, I don't think there's much I can do, unfortunately. Thanks for pointing it out tho.
Amazing man, straight into my wallpaper folder! I love the GTA style
I'm amazed no one's quoted Gorgeous Freeman yet.
Looks fantastic! Seems to tell a lot of story with very little.
Sorry, you need to Log In to post a reply to this thread.
