making a dome look curvy

Started by Dave Gilbert, Mon 29/05/2006 23:46:52

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Dave Gilbert



Any pointers?  I'm happy with the overall composition, but that dome is driving me batty.  Any shading I add to this just turns it into a poorly pixelated pile of poo.  Help is definitely appreciated.

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Khris

Here's my shot at it:



(Corrected the dome's perspective, too)

Dave Gilbert

Hm.  Good call on the perspective.  That's probably why it was bulging out when I tried shading it. 

Evil

Khris's edit is good, but another shade along the largest grey spot would help. Some panels would help make it look more domey too.

Fizz

a very definde highlight, and some dithering to smoothen things out.

dsg_charly

Base of the dome (I mean the gray squares) doesn't match with the overall style.

Maybe removing some stone outline will give the picture more homogeneity.

seaduck



Remember, strong, dark outlines are not your friends.Ã,  ;)

big brother

Surely I'm not the only one to find this latest edit titillating?
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Khris

I know mine's very basic and far from ideal, but the latest isn't only titillating to the max (had to look it up ;)), the dome looks like a square tent now.

Maybe I'll do another edit if I'm in the mood, watch out for it

[here].

dsg_charly

Quote from: KhrisMUC on Tue 30/05/2006 21:44:59
I know mine's very basic and far from ideal, but the latest isn't only titillating to the max (had to look it up ;)), the dome looks like a square tent now.

Maybe I'll do another edit if I'm in the mood, watch out for it

[here].

If you mean seaduck paintover, I think it's good. Perhaps making the transitions between colors on the dome mor smooth, but apart of that, seems great.

aussie

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Hi Davy!

Here's my take. I love the other two, especially Khrismuc's (you'll notice I kinda painted over it).



BTW, I don't think this improves the other paintovers. I just feel it may suit your style a bit better.


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n3tgraph

Nice paintover Aussie

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Dave Gilbert

Thanks, everyone! Seaduck, those reflections are lovely.  It actually looks like metal, now.  Although I agree with BB when he says "titilating." :-D

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