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Just Screwing Around, On Paint Shop Pro
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post Oct 7 2007, 07:05 PM
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I was playing with different effects and crap. yeah, so this is what the results were.

good, bad?


anything else I should add, take off, do...
etcetcetc.


click images for fullsize por favor.







 
 
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*SinfullySweet*
post Oct 7 2007, 07:13 PM
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I agree with JCCCCC and tung.

I think they are kind of plain.

But again. This is a really big issue for me with your graphics. When you find some new type of style, eg. effects, looks, you tend to stick to them exactly, use them on different images, which makes your images seem extremely plain. You should try using your new found love of style and technique in different ways. For example, on all your images, there seems to be a huge lowered opacty of light in the middle.

Instead of using that same exact placement and techniqe exactly the same on every graphic, try chaing the poistion, the view, and the size, the color.

Do you understand what I mean?

One last thing. The filters - Please, dont abuse them. They may seem to look nice, but you are kind of overdoing it with them. Some filters are nice on some images, and some are not.

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z30/caf...s/janeart1a.png

The filter applied on that image makes it looks grainy.

imo, you should only use filters when wanting to distort sorts of blemishes, or ugly unwated things, such as pimples on the skin, and using some sort of method (such as layer masks) and not making look like you used a filter.

I'm not saying this to be rude, this is just my up-most constructive criticistic opinion :)

Work at, and you'll get much better.

Also, have you ever considered switching to photoshop?

Let me give a shot at it, and try to explain it to you with an example :)
 

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