Re: Misfortuned Eden
Posted by Spartan on Mon Jan 24th at 7:39pm 2005
That is very nice. I love the sword and the detail you put into the handle. The background seems to bland though. Maybe you could make the stars a little more interesting. At first I didnt' even realize it was in space. Also maybe you could make the orb a little translucent so that we can see the sword going through it. Other than that the thing looks awesome. What modeling program did you use?
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Re: Misfortuned Eden
Posted by Pvt.Scythe on Sun Jan 30th at 12:21pm 2005
I used OpenFX and for post processing I used Adobe Photoshop Elements and The GIMP. The "orb" is actually a planet, but the surface is not so obviously visible. I might get back to it once I get some free time again...
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Re: Misfortuned Eden
Posted by Myrk- on Sun Jan 30th at 12:25pm 2005
Did you draw the sword or get it from somewhere?
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Re: Misfortuned Eden
Posted by Pvt.Scythe on Sun Jan 30th at 6:09pm 2005
Actually I "modelled" it. The model and all the surface pictures are done by me. Only the "fireball" is computer generated.
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Re: Misfortuned Eden
Posted by pepper on Sun Jan 30th at 8:06pm 2005
Open fx is a vague program, i tryed it but i cant even edit a simple cube. But it looks like you got a nice result wiht it.
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