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    Hai, It's me again, and after you guys helped me Nick+Ekital I thought; I should make another picture, I chose for the Assassin's Creed render again.. I tried to get more depth in it and little flow, so tell me: what u think? (:



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    GeorgeGFX's Avatar secret.club

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    You should add C4D effects ^^

    >>> Credits to Sikk408 @ DevaintArt <<<

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    I did, this one: http://i49.tinypic.com/dvof20.jpg

    Not very clear though.. ):


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    Ekital's Avatar Ultima

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    Getting better but why are you doing wallpapers?

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    iTasty's Avatar LickMe

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    i like it

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    So I can use it ask my background


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    it's better already, however you still didn't really follow my advice... so i'll just quote my last post:

    Originally Posted by Nick-S- View Post

    - make the colors match with eachother
    - use a solid stock, in this case i used a medieval based stock since it matches it's theme to stay realistic.
    - Create depth there are 2 solid ways to do this:
    a. Use lighting the right way, by either soft brushes and/or the burn tool.
    b. Use the sharpen and blur tools the proper way i suggest you to follow a tutorial on www.gfxvoid.com
    - Proper composition ( right placement of the render ) if you use a small render in a big canvas like you just did you will create alot of empty space and this render is cut off around the waist so you will have to blend ALOT. this will ruin your tag.
    - Blend your render the right way, in my case i only did the right arm and the lower left part of his cloak so that he's still the vocal point yet doesn't stand out as if he's copy pasted onto the canvas.

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