House Vector

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  1. SF Mania

    SF Mania Well-Known Member

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    Took a while, as u could imagine. But i think it was worth it.
    Thoughts?

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    Awesome work. Personally the lighter shades on the face seem a little to light in contrast to the overall skin tone. But in the case of a close light sourcethe skin would look like that.
     
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    THanks man. And ya, it was like that in the original stock.
     
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    Awesome, just plain awesome.
     
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    AG Birdman Senior Member

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    Is this a true vector? I see most places you did pen tool (or illustrator), but in some spots like above the feather and the hair shadown it looks like you used a brush. Did you use the pen tool then put glow or shadow or something?

    Overall: Narly
     
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    Yeah. It kinda looks like a digi-painting.
     
  7. SF Mania

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    Pentool, gradients, and a bit of brushing, as birdman pointed out (under his hair). All done on PS.
    NOT a digital paiting... :)

    And thank you again for the comments. <3
     
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    very nice :D
     

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