Noppadet 6/4

[Noppadet]

Graphics aren't my forte, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I'll likely try to improve on this in the near future. Done with http://pixlr.com/ since I don't have Photoshop at the moment.

[NUCK]

Graphics aren't my forte, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I'll likely try to improve on this in the near future. Done with http://pixlr.com/ since I don't have Photoshop at the moment.

We all had to start some where and I love watching people start and improve way past my skill level so please keep at it.

I have never used that program nor have I heard of it but if your looking for a good free one, GIMP 2.0 was a great learning tool before I hit PS.

SIG A: 5
Mainly a 5 for having the balls to attempt it. You have the basics underway, a render that with a "sharpen filter " or tool, could be a decent render. Always make sure to use as HQ of a render as possible for the best results. The blurred background is the right idea, what it lacks though is a lighting source and shading. A soft large white or black brush makes a good one. Also I would like to see the render blended into the background, to make it feel as one image, not a render and a background.

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