✚ Warrior King Tag™
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I like the second one better because the colors let the text blend better with the rest of the tag, and looks more neater because they're softer colors than the original one. The text is a little pushy (kinda pops out more than the rest of the tag which is kinda distracting) so a little bit of more depth should done it (what I would've done was add a fitting particle to a new layer, make the particles flow over the text and adjust it a little to match the atmosphere. This will give it some more flow with the rest of the tag. But then again that's just what I'd do, lol... Once again, a really nice job.
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It is nice ... but it is a simple Sig lol
It looks like the Text is really one of the biggest problems to all GFXer Lol
I like it .... good job :ilu:
It looks like the Text is really one of the biggest problems to all GFXer Lol
I like it .... good job :ilu:
I like this piece alot Exon! I like that you didn't apply the rule of thirds, but still made the tag look awesome. Though the render is a bit against the rule of thirds concept...
Anyways, the text needs some work. I suggest you go font hunting to help improve your texting skills. Use fonts that match the main theme of the art piece you're preparing.
E.G fantasy tags should have fonts that add a bit of a mystical feel to it, like Maratre or something along that line.
You should also download a gradient pack to help you with the diversity of colors.
Bevelling and embossing, are in my opinion, not suited for these types of tags. You'd rarely find tags where that text style suits it..
I dunno if you wanna try tiny text brushes to help with the exaltation of the tag (its opinionated of course).
Now for the depth, I feel this tag lacks some depth. You could try darkening the edges to add a bit of depth to the piece.
You can also just blur the tag and erase the focal points, though I'm almost 100% positive you know about this technique, almost ever gfx'er does.
Now for the lighting, I don't really see much problems with this to be honest. But if you wanna make the lighting "pop", you can try filling a new layer with black, setting it on Linear Dodge and then using a 300px soft brush with the color set to match the lighting. Play around with the opacity to your liking.
All in all, this is a pretty nice piece
Keep it up!
Anyways, the text needs some work. I suggest you go font hunting to help improve your texting skills. Use fonts that match the main theme of the art piece you're preparing.
E.G fantasy tags should have fonts that add a bit of a mystical feel to it, like Maratre or something along that line.
You should also download a gradient pack to help you with the diversity of colors.
Bevelling and embossing, are in my opinion, not suited for these types of tags. You'd rarely find tags where that text style suits it..
I dunno if you wanna try tiny text brushes to help with the exaltation of the tag (its opinionated of course).
Now for the depth, I feel this tag lacks some depth. You could try darkening the edges to add a bit of depth to the piece.
You can also just blur the tag and erase the focal points, though I'm almost 100% positive you know about this technique, almost ever gfx'er does.
Now for the lighting, I don't really see much problems with this to be honest. But if you wanna make the lighting "pop", you can try filling a new layer with black, setting it on Linear Dodge and then using a 300px soft brush with the color set to match the lighting. Play around with the opacity to your liking.
All in all, this is a pretty nice piece
Keep it up!
Thank you . ^-^
I initially intended to make it with the rule of thirds, but it needs more work and somehow, it didn't look that good.I like this piece alot Exon! I like that you didn't apply the rule of thirds, but still made the tag look awesome. Though the render is a bit against the rule of thirds concept...
Anyways, the text needs some work. I suggest you go font hunting to help improve your texting skills. Use fonts that match the main theme of the art piece you're preparing.
E.G fantasy tags should have fonts that add a bit of a mystical feel to it, like Maratre or something along that line.
You should also download a gradient pack to help you with the diversity of colors.
Bevelling and embossing, are in my opinion, not suited for these types of tags. You'd rarely find tags where that text style suits it..
I dunno if you wanna try tiny text brushes to help with the exaltation of the tag (its opinionated of course).
Now for the depth, I feel this tag lacks some depth. You could try darkening the edges to add a bit of depth to the piece.
You can also just blur the tag and erase the focal points, though I'm almost 100% positive you know about this technique, almost ever gfx'er does.
Now for the lighting, I don't really see much problems with this to be honest. But if you wanna make the lighting "pop", you can try filling a new layer with black, setting it on Linear Dodge and then using a 300px soft brush with the color set to match the lighting. Play around with the opacity to your liking.
All in all, this is a pretty nice piece
Keep it up!
Thanks Horus, appreciate it. ^-^
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