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I'm still not sure where you're coming from. Which pics are you referring to?
EXAMPLE - VENOM both costumes all the cracks in the costume Like blood veins or something? that doesn't seem right
Anyways I am fairly decent in cut technique coloring if you want some tips let me know
Cut-technique - is the hard separation of multiple darkness's of same color
also fairly well versed in soft cut color separations, and various forms of digital coloring
Yes that's it it wasn't a common thing I've seen I suspected it to try to add dimensions - guess not - I didn't really watch spiderman 3 so that's prob why I don't know itI think you mean the twisted webbing pattern. That's supposed to be there. I sorta used the look from Spider-Man 3.
Yes that's it it wasn't a common thing I've seen I suspected it to try to add dimensions - guess not - I didn't really watch spiderman 3 so that's prob why I don't know it
What's worse spiderman has another movie in about 5 months and i can tell you this it doesn't look promisingLet's just say you're lucky on not seeing SM3.
What's worse spiderman has another movie in about 5 months and i can tell you this it doesn't look promising
all new actors revamping his origin AGAIN spidey vs The Lizard
Though it does appear a little closer to the old comics at least this time
Not Spiderman 4 - It's spiderman 1 again
let me know if ytou wanna see trailer (or google it whatever)
As a suggestion if coloring especially with these "cuts" you use you can add a whole lot more additional shades to add depth and perspective - also using an "off color" to add more "light sources" I sometimes use 2-3 different additional colors in same area to help give a dimensional feel
Just a suggestion of course do as you will - I have a few online samples of cut coloring I did if interested let me know
I'm interested.
here's a very good sample of a recent unfinished piece
http://s516.photobucket.com/albums/u322/grafffik/RandomArt/?action=view¤t=sneakpeek.jpg
zoom to original size - in many parts shows multiple layers of fine cuts - Not doing them as heavy separations but more gradual cuts
often using slighht touches of off-colors to give highlights
like pink-red - orange on Blue areas
and purples on blues and reds
though this image is based on Wallaces line-art it is a very fine example of color cuts close together
these types of cuts can also be applied to regular line art however to get this much detail it would be limited dark area line-art
In past certain arts also really went heavily on the off colors well beyond what i do here - But That's tricky to mold well
I use smooth scaling as well not harsh
Aragen said "Interesting but I'm gonna stick to my own methods. "
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Of course as I pointed out do as you will - it's simply free advice
there's a feb spiderman contest up if you missed it
All the participants perform well. This is really awesome and amazing. Thanks for sharing such a nice thread.
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