Members Kolton45 Posted August 1, 2019 Members Report Posted August 1, 2019 This is a craftaid pattern and looking for advise of what everyone thinks of it and what I did wrong and what I did right Quote
Rockoboy Posted August 1, 2019 Report Posted August 1, 2019 That all looks pretty good to me. Maybe the background is a little patchy in some areas and a bit 'to regular' in some areas, specifically above the scroll on the left, but overall I would be very happy with this result if it was mine.. Quote
Members Kolton45 Posted August 2, 2019 Author Members Report Posted August 2, 2019 1 hour ago, Rockoboy said: That all looks pretty good to me. Maybe the background is a little patchy in some areas and a bit 'to regular' in some areas, specifically above the scroll on the left, but overall I would be very happy with this result if it was mine.. Thank you and yes I deffinetly need to keep practicing on the backgrounding it's so frustrating cause I'll do a couple of the sections good then theres always a couple that I turn into hamburger hahah but when you say 'a bit to regular' what do you mean by that? Quote
Rockoboy Posted August 2, 2019 Report Posted August 2, 2019 1 hour ago, Kolton45 said: 'a bit to regular' what do you mean by that? In your original picture, the piece I have outlined appeared to be straight lines of backgrounding, whereas the other areas appeared more random. When I zoomed your picture out to see the detail better, I see you have used a bar grounder, for the background. So, of course the background is a series of straight lines, but the area I have outlined, does stand out a little more. Not a huge discrepancy, just the first thing that caught my eye. I have never tried a bar grounder. I (attempt to) use a random backgrounder or a matted backgrounder. Quote
Members Kolton45 Posted August 3, 2019 Author Members Report Posted August 3, 2019 On 8/1/2019 at 10:55 PM, Rockoboy said: In your original picture, the piece I have outlined appeared to be straight lines of backgrounding, whereas the other areas appeared more random. When I zoomed your picture out to see the detail better, I see you have used a bar grounder, for the background. So, of course the background is a series of straight lines, but the area I have outlined, does stand out a little more. Not a huge discrepancy, just the first thing that caught my eye. I have never tried a bar grounder. I (attempt to) use a random backgrounder or a matted backgrounder. Yeah I have alot of practicing to do with bargrounding still but I love they way they turn out when done "correctly" haha I just have a long way to go till I get to that stage Quote
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