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Companion art piece to "If It Meant Living: Tales - "It's A Trap!"": [link]
Team Milky Way, Version 1.0 (some upcoming ME3 shenanigans will reincarnate them
). My go-to team every playthrough, right up until that fateful moment...damn you, Bioware!
Team Milky Way, Version 1.0 (some upcoming ME3 shenanigans will reincarnate them
). My go-to team every playthrough, right up until that fateful moment...damn you, Bioware!Image size
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I know this is probably an old piece, but I feel like critiquing anyways, heheh. While the Photoshop work is pretty good, you need to work on a few things. First - selections. Ashley looks oddly erased on her left side, like the feathering was too much. Use the polygonal lasso when working with selecting individuals, and then invert the selection and erase the background around them.
Second - colors. Use curves and the color balance tools, along with dodging and burning, to make your characters seem a lot more natural in their surroundings. [link] Here's a link to a quick tutorial in the comments along with a step by step timelapse picture to show you how it looks when you're finished.
Lastly - resolutions. The overlay gives your picture on odd quality. I'm not sure if it was intended, but if I could touch this picture I'd imagine it would feel like oatmeal, hah. Make sure you use high res screenshots for textures/overlays; as the little things always count.
Hope these tips were even remotely helpful. ^^
Second - colors. Use curves and the color balance tools, along with dodging and burning, to make your characters seem a lot more natural in their surroundings. [link] Here's a link to a quick tutorial in the comments along with a step by step timelapse picture to show you how it looks when you're finished.
Lastly - resolutions. The overlay gives your picture on odd quality. I'm not sure if it was intended, but if I could touch this picture I'd imagine it would feel like oatmeal, hah. Make sure you use high res screenshots for textures/overlays; as the little things always count.
Hope these tips were even remotely helpful. ^^