Hey! My name is Acpik, I recently made GFX and would love to receive feedback!
I’m new to making GFX so I would appreciate feedback on the GFX I showcased below.
I used Blender, Photopea and paint.net to make them.
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Nice work! For someone new to graphic design, you’ve done a great job demonstrating your ability to work between different programs. That’s a very valuable skill to develop! Here are some of my suggestions as to how you could improve on your work further:
Composition
In your banner artwork, the text appears to be slightly vertically off-centre. The sun rays effect also emanates from the centre of the screen, which directs the viewer’s attention to this point. This doesn’t complement the character art or text as well as it could as both elements are elsewhere on the screen.
I think repositioning the graphics so that the sun rays emit from either of the foreground elements would create a more appealing image.
Use of Colour
The colour red is used predominately throughout your artwork, which isn’t a bad thing on its own, but the lack of other contrasting colours means everything kind of blends together. This is especially noticeable in your third piece. If you were to use a contrasting colour for the background or even a darker shade of red, it would help bring the character more to the forefront of the image.
Scaled Text
The text “Robinblox” in your banner artwork is a bit blurry. It looks like the text may have been written with a small font size in a raster image editor and then scaled up, causing the slightly blurred edges. You should be able to fix this blurriness by writing the text in the exact font size necessary.
Conclusion
All in all, you’ve done a good job for someone of your level of experience. As I’ve said before, the ability to work between different programs is a great skill to have. With more practice, you’ll be able to perfect your skills and create even better artwork over time!
Keep up the good work! 
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I think i found a typo here (Thumbnails instead of Thumpnails).
and here aswell, (appreciate instead of appriciate).
Concerning the first Gfx, since you’re new. There is a lot of room for improvements such as adjusting the lighting to make the picture even more attracting, using more colours, and also working on the police text a little bit more.
And for the second and third pictures, it’s really good.
Other than that, since it’s one of your first Gfx ever, i think you’re in the right path.
Keep up the great work 
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It is epic!
Everything looks nice, the avatar touches with the background you’ve chosen for the GFX. With the first image, the background looks stretched, & doesn’t look very good. But overall, it just looks great!
EDIT: For the Youtube Thumbnail (first picture), maybe make the background fit well, equal sides, length, & width. Nice work!
Keep it up! 
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Hey, my bad. I’m not that good at English.
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Thank you very much! I will try to use your feedback to improve my work.
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Thank you very much! I will try my best to use your feedback to improve my work.
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To add to what you said - there’s a lot of noise (grainy thingies) on the renders. You need to play with the lighting/increase samples in the rendering options to fix it.
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Hi,
You did pretty good for your first GFX! For the Banner, it bothers me a little that the character is not centered, but it does look pretty good. Also, for the second GFX I like that you blurred the background a bit, but I don’t think the white outline is necessary. Also, for the second and third GFX it is better to not cut off your character’s hat, arms, and wings if possible.
Overall great job!
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That’s a wonderful first GFX!
If you would like to make the shadows less “static-y”, go to;
World Tab,
Samples and distance,
Change them to the following:
Distance = 5
Samples = 18
This will make the shadows, especially under your lovely moustache, less static-y and more natural and cleaner!
Keep up the wonderful work!
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