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How do i make the colours and lines in my renders look smoothand naturla so to speak. my lines and colours look flat and you can tell that my images have been edited. tips anyone?
| November 22, 2010 | ||
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| The GAME!!!! |
before you start the render, save it under "png" instead "jpeg", which
all of the screenshots on the site are. BUT if you use this, it'll
make it very easy for other artists to steal. |
| November 16, 2010 | ||
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| The ranger and the assassin ;P |
oh, sorry i forgot about that XD i only have gimp to use |
| November 16, 2010 | ||
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| The Valkyrie |
It could depend on the program you're using. A lot of people who have
"smooth" lines use Photoshop or GIMP, which they can use to then
"hide" the drawing layers to basically trace where the shading goes or
place it where they want. If you make an image in Photoshop (GIMP I'm
not sure), the lines cannot be colored in programs such as Microsoft
Paint. Smooth lines don't have the pixel consistency needed for neat
coloring in MSP (you get that "splotchy" coloring). With a little more explaining I think your question will be answered in no time. ![]() |