Fitzy's GFX gallery

I suck at it so don't flame :p

umm a few of them it looked like you copy and pasted a picture...

Rofl harsh ace:)

Look at it MC and one nova and a gradiant thats all



But yeah i don't mean to be harsh and i tried tio make it the nicest way possible.

I don't know, Ace has a bit of a point. But without seeing a source image or render, I can't say for sure.

It's good that there isn't too much going on, but at the same time you have to strike a balance. Also, your images vary between the render disappearing into the background and standing out completely. There's a fine line you should meet between the two.

Try to keep a focal point in your images. Placing renders in the centre is often the best way to go, otherwise your mind tends to wonder. The Master Chief signature is the kind of focal point you're looking for, but at the same time it's diluted by the "galaxy" to the left. Try to get the colours right too. Pick matching ones if possible, and ones that suit your render. The second image is a good example. The red clashes with the blue way too much.

Finally, a border is a nice finishing touch.

Didn't copy any of them

nice job

FiTzY wrote:

Didn't copy any of them

Could you send me the psd?

lol im not going to steal his work i just want to see what he did/included in into it.

Ace700 wrote:

lol im not going to steal his work i just want to see what he did/included in into it.

I use gimp

Why did you have to use gimp

Gonjo wrote:

I don't know, Ace has a bit of a point. But without seeing a source image or render, I can't say for sure.

It's good that there isn't too much going on, but at the same time you have to strike a balance. Also, your images vary between the render disappearing into the background and standing out completely. There's a fine line you should meet between the two.

Try to keep a focal point in your images. Placing renders in the centre is often the best way to go, otherwise your mind tends to wonder. The Master Chief signature is the kind of focal point you're looking for, but at the same time it's diluted by the "galaxy" to the left. Try to get the colours right too. Pick matching ones if possible, and ones that suit your render. The second image is a good example. The red clashes with the blue way too much.

Finally, a border is a nice finishing touch.

you should stop talking forever.

Epicjediman wrote:

Gonjo wrote:

I don't know, Ace has a bit of a point. But without seeing a source image or render, I can't say for sure.

It's good that there isn't too much going on, but at the same time you have to strike a balance. Also, your images vary between the render disappearing into the background and standing out completely. There's a fine line you should meet between the two.

Try to keep a focal point in your images. Placing renders in the centre is often the best way to go, otherwise your mind tends to wonder. The Master Chief signature is the kind of focal point you're looking for, but at the same time it's diluted by the "galaxy" to the left. Try to get the colours right too. Pick matching ones if possible, and ones that suit your render. The second image is a good example. The red clashes with the blue way too much.

Finally, a border is a nice finishing touch.

you should stop talking forever.

Who are you?

Nice one, bro. Little Irish kids tryin to bring up the fact that i was banned by acting like he doesn't remember me. Oldest trick in the book

Epicjediman wrote:

Nice one, bro. Little Irish kids tryin to bring up the fact that i was banned by acting like he doesn't remember me. Oldest trick in the book

Again, you missed the point entirely. But I have already explained the reason behind this in another post. Just go read it over here.