First steps

[yellowdog]

Interesting subjects and composition,

It's a good start, I would work a bit more on making the images a bit less photomontage.
They feel a little like a mix of scroundges pictures. A bit more paint here and there would help all the pieces fall together. Also some atmospherics for depth is alway a winner to help remove the flatten look. Don't be afraid to add some small details and highlights (especially in the tunnel one) they fool the eye thinking there is more to the image than there is in reallity

cheers!

keep up the good work !

[JJASSO]

welcome Henry I would like to see a step by step Wip's for the first one, what exactly did u use to get that final image, the second one is more obvious and very cinematic look , great composition , eventhough I think you have to much air in the upper part of the image

great start keep it up !

[Strannik]

http://www.3dm3.com/tutorials/tallgate/index.jpg
This tutorial devoted to making process of my artwork - "Tallgate" investigation and ideas that I used in this direction would probably be interesting to some of the readers and I dare to hope they would be as well useful.

[Strannik]

Flash tutorial file (size 8.5 MB) here (http://www.3dm3.com/tallgate.swf)

[JJASSO]

great tutorial Henry ! thanks for sharing

[Strannik]

I am excited, that it was pleasant to you. Knowingly worked.

P.S. Somebody knows, that change of color portfolio from blue to red means?

[Rockhoppermedia]

Thanks for the tutorial, it is nice to see new tutorials especially showing the creative process including mistakes then working through them. There are not many tutorials that do that, which is frustrating for me as i make tons of mistakes and never knowingly know how to correct them. So thank you for making time to do this.


Rich:thumbsup:

[Mechis]

Sweet! Thanks! note-- I couldn't see the movie via your link. I had to go to www.3dm3.com and then saw your tutorial featured on the homepage.

Thanks for sharing! Love your work!!!
~Mechis

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