Loved1 said:
Tofas said:Its nice, but you just seem to be putting single brush pieces onto a canvas.
too much of easy work to be rated, sorry.
I know you like you simple style, but try some tutorials of different things, grunge effects etc. You'll pick up some good techniques on the way and you can use the different techniques to create something you like yourself which is better
Thats what im currently doing at the moment anyway, i do tutorials then after iv followed it and completed it, i try some of the techniques i'v learnt and create something i like.
(although if you think i suck at photoshop then dont do as i advice lol. - hopefully im better than when i started though)
- Google.com and search for tutorials if your gona ask where to find tutorials from.
/Tofas
Lyrical G said:You are such a hard critique for such a inexperienced designer. You seem to think you know it all, it isn't all about tutorials they do not teach you to be creative, but to follow uniform styles. I've never once followed an entire tutorial, so I really cannot see how it is so important that other people do.
I do like this piece, and it's of a higher standard than most posted on these forums, I just think that if you are going to add vector to something, you should try to make it merge with the design. The arrows an circles in the corner are fine to use in a piece like this, but you must spend more time on the placement, as they just look like they have been put there to take up space. If you are stuggling to fill the canvas, try to work on the main feature in the piece, add to it, and fill it with as much detail as you can, this will draw a focal point, and if it's good enough you won't even need to add anything in the empty space.
Good job and keep at it :thumbup:
