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Re: Enviornment texture study.
Your normals also look very soft and blurry. Sharp forms are what you normally see on real stone, and either way are a lot more eye catching. -
Re: the bible bar
Commercial marketing meets religion? Now if it were a soft drink there'd be a real stir up. I'm sure Jerusalade Holy Water would sell like hotcakes. -
Re: Carpentry Bench Critique
The only thing that bothers my eye is the hammer's head. It feels weirdly soft and rounded. Besides that, it looks very good. As a woodworker, I approve. Though that chisel could use a good sharpening.... -
Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
your stuff is cool, i like the hatching/shading and how you are following the contours, It feels a bit soft though like you do not want to put any harder edges, is that on purpose? -
Re: RPG Fantasy Creatures - Ravager Warrior
I like it a lot. You could do with blending the muscle shapes in a bit better. Currently they are slightly too harsh black lines. Colour some purple / greyish shadows in with a soft brush. -
Re: Moving UV shells troubleshooting
That did it!! Man, for the past hour I was wrecking my brain trying to figure this out. I didn't expect it to be soft select since the radial fall off didn't show. Thanks, man. -
Re: Procedural gradient falloff shading for a simple path
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Re: MAG-7 | Wizard
I think the white is too bright, it's all too overblown, but with a very sharp transition to the base coat. Maybe tone down the white, and add more of a soft glow to the design? Nice concept :) -
Re: Tywin Lannister
Overall, nice. The leather looks great. The metal is a little too soft on the spec, feels slightly plastic. Skin fells a little plastic. Hair feels alright, but beard needs a little more. -
Re: Captain Porkbelly
I love this guy! I think hard edges on the mud, like you have in the art, would work a lot better--right now it just looks like Photoshop soft brush.
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