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Hello, I am a tier 3 artist :) im not amazing at art, but I enjoy photo manips. I can cut out a horse accurately, but I have no clue about lighting and struggle with hair and can do simple coat colour changes. Examples coming soon!! |
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Shadows! I think shadows would be a great help, as well as making the mane/tail blend with the horse a bit better. |
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Shadows would give the manipulation more realism and more structure :) You also draw the manes flat/directly from where you've cut the horse out. Try drawing it beginning just above the cut to give the impression of 3D hair and movement/volume. Try blending the dock upwards towards the croup a little to give the tail a more natural look, rather than appearing pasted on. Overall, however, very good! You're definitely super creative. |
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Thank you, I'm not very good at hair and just started doing to properly but I still have a lot to do. |
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Lucky Ranch said:
What program do you use?
I use kleki for hair and mostly Pixlr E |
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I would suggest getting Ibis Paint X if possible. It has a ton of great brushes, and can be used for hair, cutting out, painting...pretty much everything! I would work on grounding the horse more, and working with lighting and for wings, making it more smooth where the wing meets the horse so it looks natural :D You did an awesome job cutting out the horse, and I love your ideas: they are super creative! |
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Lucky Ranch said:
I would suggest getting Ibis Paint X if possible. It has a ton of great brushes, and can be used for hair, cutting out, painting...pretty much everything! I would work on grounding the horse more, and working with lighting and for wings, making it more smooth where the wing meets the horse so it looks natural :D You did an awesome job cutting out the horse, and I love your ideas: they are super creative!
Aww thank you so much, I am trying very hard to get ibis paint x, but I have no clue how to do shadows and grounding |
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Also I not sure about lighting |
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Morning Snow followed by Sunshine
