rainingcrow In reply to SuperToadsworth10DX [2024-11-13 03:03:34 +0000 UTC]

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SuperToadsworth10DX In reply to rainingcrow [2024-11-13 05:36:56 +0000 UTC]

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rainingcrow In reply to SonicUnderground316 [2017-12-18 13:24:48 +0000 UTC]

I do very much like that. Especially the boots and the texture of the fabric, they are similar to what I've been working on...

I'm designing a potential MCU costume for the character but I don't wish to post it anywhere as fan art because I honestly want the chance to submit it to the studio at some point... Still trying to get my foot in the door as an actual concept artist... So I feel like if I post it and it's out there, then it could be seen by and copied by other artists who already have the industry advantage... In the past, I've used work like that specifically with the hopes of bolstering my portfolio and getting noticed... but eventually when enough people ask if your work is official or if you realize that someone stole your design while you're still the guy dreaming getting one of those jobs... it can change things.

I wish I had the software you use though, I could do so much with that. Some day I'll be able to afford it and learn it. It's so difficult as an artist to be the one working with pens and pencils and brushes or with a mouse when I get on here and see 3d meshes and digital paintings... But I should be getting a tablet by this spring.

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SonicUnderground316 In reply to rainingcrow [2017-12-18 16:30:16 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much mate. I wish you luck with your Wolverine project and i really hope you'll realize your dream of becoming a concept artist in the industry. Also, mate I am quite flattered that you think i'm using some fancy expensive program but... i'm using "Photofiltre", it's a program that came with most computers (where i live, anyway) and you can download it for free. Also, i'm using a good old mouse so don't let the lack of fancy program discourage you from doing what you want and love. I mainly using "Photofiltre" because of how easy it is to use but there much better program like Gimp 2 that i use as well sometime and find out about an actual photoshop equivalent called "Affinity" that is around $50. Here a video showing the pros and cons of this particular program and is it worth switching to if you have photoshop already !

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPFCpA…

Good luck, mate and thanks again for you're comment !

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rainingcrow In reply to SonicUnderground316 [2017-12-18 21:35:57 +0000 UTC]

Never seen photofiltre... but I do use an old copy of photoshop 7 from 2004... I hadn't read the description on your piece there when I responded earlier. I didn't realize it was a composite. It looks like a 3d model.  But I suppose that is to do with where many of its pieces came from and how well you've created a consistency of clarity. Never heard of affinity, but i have heard of gimp... never used it but have heard of it...

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SonicUnderground316 In reply to rainingcrow [2017-12-19 09:26:48 +0000 UTC]

I see. Just so you know, all my 3D model are currently made with Blender 3D which is 100% free, as well ! It's really neat that we currently live in a time where some pretty professional software are only a few click away and often either free or relatively cheap ! 

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rainingcrow In reply to SonicUnderground316 [2017-12-19 14:28:43 +0000 UTC]

interesting...

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SonicUnderground316 In reply to rainingcrow [2017-12-19 22:20:21 +0000 UTC]

Indeed ! Blender is also relatively easy to use get some tutorial to get started and you should be able to get some pretty good result !

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