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First Render

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I'm new at rendering and i wanted to know if i was going on the right path, please comment on this piece. I put that text in it because incase someone wanted to buy it or something, and so it wouldnt get ripped.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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image is too sharp, blur a scratchy image so it looks better.

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your on the right path, but yea, the image is too... icky. find a better render, and blend it in w/ the sig more. try wrking on your backrounds as well. If you'd like help or anything, PM me. (note: the abstract in me sig is horrible, and im well aware of that. was going for simplicity =D)

image needs to blend in more to the background, to many white spots around it, try to get rid of it with the eraser tool or go over them with some brushing. work more on your background, it seems abit too dark and make the image hard to see also.

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Where's the render? All I see is filterwhorage.

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Where's the render? All I see is filterwhorage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was going to ask the same thing. I think it's that thing again where they say an image without a background is a render? :roll:

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