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Long time no ART! whats up folks?


I HAVE UPDATED THE IMAGE!!!
Well I decided to expand on my Incomparable Power deviation and make it into a series. Here is No. 2 in the series.

Tech Specs:

Photo: by me, its a photo of my best friend... he's got an 8 pack!
Programs: 100% PS CS2
Time: About 3 or 4 hours
Layers: no clue


I have a feeling that I am not completely done with this yet, there is something that is missing still. So I would deeply appreciate some constructive criticism!

I give my permission for *Manipulators to post this in their gallery.

Thanks,
GB

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:iconakajork:
I think its awesome:D lightning is impressive.. maybe add a tiny bit more detail to the background especially after the glow.. so you can see a bit of the surroundings.. just a suggestion

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"We are all storytellers night after night, for even the most inartistic of us can still dream like masters."
:icongigabeast:
thanks man! I dunno about the background though... I kinda wanted him to be isolated in just a space like environment... thanks for the suggestion though!

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"I came, I saw, I designed" - GigaBeast
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"I’m a YOUNG WRITER, so I MUST be emo."

A proud member of Inner-Space: [link]
:iconakajork:
yep I thought that was gonna be your awnser:P (I kind of agree:P) oh btw.. I do have another suggestion, the 'beem' seems a bit flat (right part).. the left part at the hands is very dinamic and full of power.. but when you go more to the right it gets a bit more flatter.. maybe make it a bit more powerful? just another suggestion;)

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my website: [link]

"We are all storytellers night after night, for even the most inartistic of us can still dream like masters."
:icongigabeast:
ahhhhhh, good observation! ;)
do you think simply adding more light in the middle of the beam would do the trick?

--
"I came, I saw, I designed" - GigaBeast
[link] <<< please visit!

"I’m a YOUNG WRITER, so I MUST be emo."

A proud member of Inner-Space: [link]
:icongigabeast:
ahhhhhh, good observation! ;)
do you think simply adding more light in the middle of the beam would do the trick?

--
"I came, I saw, I designed" - GigaBeast
[link] <<< please visit!

"I’m a YOUNG WRITER, so I MUST be emo."

A proud member of Inner-Space: [link]
:iconakajork:
mm maybe but you have a strong texture there on the beam.. so maybe add a few more sparks and stuff to make it look more light its a power beam of 'light', and also let the end of the beam where the force is going through the air glow more? I would say: just play with it a bit more;)

--
my website: [link]

"We are all storytellers night after night, for even the most inartistic of us can still dream like masters."
:icongigabeast:
yeah, I think you are right ;)
thanks!

--
"I came, I saw, I designed" - GigaBeast
[link] <<< please visit!

"I’m a YOUNG WRITER, so I MUST be emo."

A proud member of Inner-Space: [link]
:icongigabeast:
thanks!!!

--
"I came, I saw, I designed" - GigaBeast
[link] <<< please visit!

"I’m a YOUNG WRITER, so I MUST be emo."

A proud member of Inner-Space: [link]
:iconxeusion:
thats sick dude, you gotta teach me how to do lighting effects like that sometime :)

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