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[Mr.Baller]

Mr.Baller Ft ambivalentSoul
 

 

 

[deeba]

Nice.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Nate did it first doe.

 

[Pugz]

thats fucking ill

 

[Hurricane Season]

As a border enthusiast, I approve.

 

[youngguru]

Nice.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Nate did it first doe.

 
lmao my first thought as well
 
gj doe

 

[Mr.Baller]

thx guys !
 
and this was my start :

 
and amb finished it

 

[Pugz]

you really gotta figure out and stop making things so over exposed and contrasted.

 

[Mr.Baller]

you really gotta figure out and stop making things so over exposed and contrasted.

I really don't know why my work is over contrasted seriously lol
Do you mind looking at one of my psd ?

 

[deeba]

Cut your renders out

 

[bosoxlover12]

If you are applying any efx at all, stop. thats probably problem #1.
 
Personally from you, I'd rather see your next few pieces have not enough lighting on the face, because its a lot easier to learn to add a little lighting than to take away lighting.
 
So whether its efx, or a gmap, or a contrast layer, temporarily stop so we can help you identify what it is

 

[Mr.Baller]

If you are applying any efx at all, stop. thats probably problem #1.
 
Personally from you, I'd rather see your next few pieces have not enough lighting on the face, because its a lot easier to learn to add a little lighting than to take away lighting.
 
So whether its efx, or a gmap, or a contrast layer, temporarily stop so we can help you identify what it is

I do use topaz sometimes and most of the time I use high pass on almost everything

 

[youngguru]

I use high pass on almost everything

 
From what I can tell, your radius on high pass is always too high

 

[Pugz]

the highpass could be it. that along with using too much exposure takes away almost all quality.

 

[ambivalentSoul]

the highpass could be it. that along with using too much exposure takes away almost all quality.

 
/\ Yeah this is what it seems to be from looking at the PSD. I had to a trim a lot of those layers to redeem some of the quality. Best advice I could give in that department is try not to get into the mode of using the same techniques over again without thinking about them. Try to think about each pieces individual needs and THEN decide what effects/techniques you're going to use for it. If you end up doing a lot of the same things in your work that's fine, just make sure each piece calls for it.

 

[Mr.Baller]

Thanks for the advice guys !

 

[alexgfx]

i love the colors on this one...