Been workin on this in PhotoShop for bout 3hours now and still got a bit to do on this one (most noteably the right hand side of the star field) but im starting to get bored and this is my first ever time at creating a planet and blowing it up (thanks UCD) so here is version1 for now
I need as many comments on how to improve upon this as i can get, cuz as i said its my 1st attempt and we all learn by making mistakes
Also thats my fist ever 'Tech Ring' so lemme know if ya hate it
I think it's a good start, but I can see a few areas to work on.
- I don't see much impact of the blast on the planet, maybe there could be some debris flying up?
- the light beam doesn't look straight (although that may be my eyesight)
- the ring seems two-dimensional; in fact if there's a way to give the whole picture a greater feeling of depth, I think that would help. Of course I have no idea how you can accomplish this, since I'm completely lacking in any artistic talent myself.
Overall, like I said, it's a very good beginning. I'm looking forward to the nexr version.
I think it's a good start, but I can see a few areas to work on.
- I don't see much impact of the blast on the planet, maybe there could be some debris flying up?
- the light beam doesn't look straight (although that may be my eyesight)
- the ring seems two-dimensional; in fact if there's a way to give the whole picture a greater feeling of depth, I think that would help. Of course I have no idea how you can accomplish this, since I'm completely lacking in any artistic talent myself.
Overall, like I said, it's a very good beginning. I'm looking forward to the next version.
wicked beam Bazza, but u cud have sum debris from the planet, maybe a colour change and sum sparks at the end of the beam? teach rings ok, but its too 2D for that image i think. nice work though!!!
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- I don't see much impact of the blast on the planet, maybe there could be some debris flying up?
- the light beam doesn't look straight (although that may be my eyesight)
- the ring seems two-dimensional; in fact if there's a way to give the whole picture a greater feeling of depth, I think that would help. Of course I have no idea how you can accomplish this, since I'm completely lacking in any artistic talent myself.
Overall, like I said, it's a very good beginning. I'm looking forward to the nexr version.
- I don't see much impact of the blast on the planet, maybe there could be some debris flying up?
- the light beam doesn't look straight (although that may be my eyesight)
- the ring seems two-dimensional; in fact if there's a way to give the whole picture a greater feeling of depth, I think that would help. Of course I have no idea how you can accomplish this, since I'm completely lacking in any artistic talent myself.
Overall, like I said, it's a very good beginning. I'm looking forward to the next version.
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