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I was wondering if I'm charging too high for my pieces. I think they're reasonable, but I guess I will leave that up to y'all to decide. |
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Lower. Nothing's cut neatly, most horses don't match their background, and some are a blur. |
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definitely lower by a very least 3k. first of all, you must learn to cut horses out neatly, not leaving bumpy lines. this really isnt hard, using the eraser tool to just rub out the BG and leave the horse. you also need shadows. what i do is place a blank new layer between the bg and horse, using the black pen tool i make a blob-type thing underneath the horse, then smudge it to my preferances hen drastically lower the opacity. what program do you use? |
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I don't like to buy anything really, so I use pixlr mostly and GIMP(sometimes, still figuring it out) |
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theres your issue. its fine if you dont want to buy anything! bu, i speak from experience, ditch pixlr!! it may look good, but you would see how much you can improve if you put some effort into learning GIMP. take a look at some tutorials, get to know it more. it can look confusing, but with time you will understand it |
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Thistleberry Farm said:
theres your issue. its fine if you dont want to buy anything! bu, i speak from experience, ditch pixlr!! it may look good, but you would see how much you can improve if you put some effort into learning GIMP. take a look at some tutorials, get to know it more. it can look confusing, but with time you will understand it
^^ Pixlr pixelates and/or blurs even the best quality images, and its impossible to do any sort of painting because of the pixel brushes. Ibis X Paint is a good free mobile app, while both GIMP and Keira are free desktop apps. |
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