Made my *first* GFX

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#1

So as you can see it’s my first GFX.

By saying first I meant, it’s the best I made.
I made around 3 other my profile pictures.

GFX

zilibobi_gfx (3)
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Time Spent
  • For the background I spent ~2 minutes
  • Positioning character ~20 minutes (my studio was lagging so much on 21 graphic quality lol)
  • Adding shadows and light, background, deleting background in photoshop ~25 minutes
  • ~47 minutes spent on all
Used Apps, Plugins, Editors

Also

I wanted to show Shirt I made (From GFX)

Shirt

image

Thanks for any feeback!

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#2

The hands have pretty weird positions and the shadow looks weird. Other then that it’s pretty good!

#3

The background looks unsuiting and dull.

#4

Yes hands looks weird, I noticed only now lol, Shadows too, I did much shadows on torso. But as profile picture it looks bit better, there:
image

I forgot to disable game.Lighting.GlobalShadows, so I had much problems with deleting background, I have an idea to try again, to make GFX.

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#5

Idk, but I like the background, maybe only shadows are the wrong thing - there’s no sun lol.

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#6

That is amazing man! It is suprising thing that you did not even use blender to make this good thing.
I would suggest using blender, it gives better lightning, and use paint rig if you are going to use blender

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#7

Thanks, yes I know, that blender is way better, but my pc is too poor (at performance lol) so it runs so slow and lags, but the good new is I ordered new pc.

P.S. I inspired from youtube video, so I wanted to try make something similar

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#8

This Is Really Great! :smiley:

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#10

Everything is AMAZING! Although I would highly suggest using blender for the render. It will be 50% easier.

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#11

lol, thanks for feedback!

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#12

Did u use smudge tool alot or u liquified the background?

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#13

I liquified it

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#14

a tip is when u liquify the background;try messing with inner glow and outerglow and the blending mode

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#15

thanks for the tip

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