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Thanks for youre comments guys...it did take a while cause it was on 14 by 17 illustration board...whew!! Kelly, Im not sure what you mean about drawing vs. rendering it?? I think Im going to change the size of the crow, it looks too big. I think I will eventually color when I have the time. Thanks again!!
A Render is a picture or video of something made using 3D Software.
But yeah, it looks amazing. Thats sort of exactly what I would need in order to make a level like that. Its pretty easy to look at and build a level based on it.
[Edited by - Garmichael on December 4, 2004 3:35:41 AM]
But yeah, it looks amazing. Thats sort of exactly what I would need in order to make a level like that. Its pretty easy to look at and build a level based on it.
[Edited by - Garmichael on December 4, 2004 3:35:41 AM]
That's really good but... :)
some of the clouds seem to disappear behind the moon - it seems like it's an object in the middle of the clouds.
The terrain rise also looks a bit suspicious - it looks like the continuation of the bulge would fall inside the church, (maybe the burial stones are too large and make the hill look closer than you had intended?) and from the perspective it seems like the horizon should be visible between the church and the hill (at midway through the window closest to the raven, quoth the raven)- funnily enough, the fence on the other side cuts the observer's need for an horizon to make the scene plausible :)
Anyway, great drawing.
some of the clouds seem to disappear behind the moon - it seems like it's an object in the middle of the clouds.
The terrain rise also looks a bit suspicious - it looks like the continuation of the bulge would fall inside the church, (maybe the burial stones are too large and make the hill look closer than you had intended?) and from the perspective it seems like the horizon should be visible between the church and the hill (at midway through the window closest to the raven, quoth the raven)- funnily enough, the fence on the other side cuts the observer's need for an horizon to make the scene plausible :)
Anyway, great drawing.
If you are as picky as Alex :-) you can find flaws, but I am not.
Great indeed!
:D
Great indeed!
:D
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