Sea image UPDATE: New Image :D

Started by Privateer Puddin', Wed 11/06/2003 18:47:46

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Privateer Puddin'


Scummbuddy

Its a very good start, and would make a good screen for credits.
- Oh great, I'm stuck in colonial times, tentacles are taking over the world, and now the toilets backing up.
- No, I mean it's really STUCK. Like adventure-game stuck.
-Hoagie from DOTT

Privateer Puddin'

that was the plan . _. damnyou, get out of my head! :D

Scummbuddy

perhaps as the credits finish, the sun would set, and the colors of the sky would darken.... i dunno. it would be a nice animation
- Oh great, I'm stuck in colonial times, tentacles are taking over the world, and now the toilets backing up.
- No, I mean it's really STUCK. Like adventure-game stuck.
-Hoagie from DOTT

Privateer Puddin'

#4
had a quick go, would make it better if i did it


undergroundling

it looks like you used a gradient to make the sky.

if my assumption is correct, i shall give you the following piece of advice:

NEVER EVER EVER USE GRADIENTS!

EVER!

Really though, they generally come out looking pretty crappy.  If you went back and did the sky by hand with a little more texture (and maybe some light clouds?) it would look a lot better.  The rest of the picture looks nice though.  Maybe add a little more texture (i.e. waves, etc.) and color to the water to make it look a little more realistic.

- Bryan

Scummbuddy

Umm... whats your problem with gradients?   I think it looks nice.
- Oh great, I'm stuck in colonial times, tentacles are taking over the world, and now the toilets backing up.
- No, I mean it's really STUCK. Like adventure-game stuck.
-Hoagie from DOTT

Privateer Puddin'

Gradients are fine if used properly and not abused, i think ive used a gradient quite well, at least i didnt do this :p

 If i had done that, i would agree with you :p

undergroundling

while i think there is probably a time and a place for everything (including gradients), i think it doesnt fit well with the rest of this picture.  that may just be my opinion, but i am entitled after all.  this picture shows definite promise, so keep up the good work!

- bryan

Privateer Puddin'

you might be right, however, you could have just said that in the first place instead of never use gradients :)

im perfectly happy with the 2 pieces of land in the foreground but will continue to work on the sea and sky

scotch

#10
The gradient woks perfectly in this pic.  One gradient is usually fine, especially for large areas like sky..  but since the glow is coming from the sun making the gradient a bit more radial might look better..

the sea looks fine, but remember the colour is coming from the reflection of the sky, it'd be nice to get some of the blue/purple reflected nearer the front and at the side I think.

Gradients are fine when used right, I don't know what people's problem is.. lens flare, now that's something there really is no use for ;)

12431

now, i don't know how to make a perfect horizon, but i can't see the problem with yours honestly!
Albert Barillé and Hergé, we love you

agsking

#12
I agree gradients are fine. Lucas-Arts used them all the time! BTW great pic.

Pet Terry

Hey, it looks very good! And I think gradient works well. This picture made me want to work with Blurred Line more... ;)
<SSH> heavy pettering
Screen 7

makri

I added some info in the Isle Thing thread on how I made my sea. Although I think my way works better with more close up views.
Thud. Thud. Thud. Splat.

Privateer Puddin'

Update on first post :)

ty for that water tutorial makri

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