Parachute

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  1. beingben

    beingben Well-Known Member

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    well since i am registered through gamewallpapers i want to get back into rendering here is one from last nite*anyone help me im trying to render a dragon with splash of water everywhere how can i do it except for hand erase everything*


    http://www.gamewallpapers.com/wallpapers.p...nor%3A+Airborne


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    plz give me some tips its been a little while

    (some is good the circle inside the chute sucks very choppy there, and the bottum of the parachute sucks it blended alot in color so no matter how far i zoomed in i had to guess)
     
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    Did you use the wand tool in some areas? Hmm looks alright, possibly use the pen tool, lots of white / choppy areas. Usable thought gj! Keep it up ^^
     
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    Looks like you used the polygon lasso tool, as well as the magic wand alot. Oh well nontheless awesome quality render :)
     
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    um yes i did what else but that can i use plus hand erase it
     
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    good job on this :D
     
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    Ive seen this picture rendered b4, and this is little choppy.
     
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    you can use Pen tool... and decent job, a bit choppy 6.5/10
     
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    not done rendering would not know
     
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    ah an oldie but goodie... nice
     
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