Artistic Opinion on this Z
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Artistic Opinion on this Z
Hello people.
I want to know your opinions of my artwork here. It's going to be used for a flash-oriented car-oriented little game. Which would you rather see in a game?
Maybe even give me feedback on the ones you wouldn't want to see in a game and why?
I want to know your opinions of my artwork here. It's going to be used for a flash-oriented car-oriented little game. Which would you rather see in a game?
Maybe even give me feedback on the ones you wouldn't want to see in a game and why?
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Originally Posted by Seel
3.....+1 you need to lower that thing....show the seats in 3 a little more...
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Number one for me. I don't like the highlighted hood and door elements of numbers two and three--they give the impression of a car not built to tight specifications. This is certainly not the 350Z!
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body lines need to be thinner( ie hood and fender door...) take the shading on the nose of #1 and put it with the rest of number 2 and it will be pretty good...what program are you using?
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it's all done in illustrator.
thanks for all the feedback guys! I was actually leaning towards an amalgam of #1 and #2. putting the interior back in to #2, the hood lines, a LITTLe more shading on the bumper and hood, thinner seam-lines around the headlights.
thanks for all the feedback guys! I was actually leaning towards an amalgam of #1 and #2. putting the interior back in to #2, the hood lines, a LITTLe more shading on the bumper and hood, thinner seam-lines around the headlights.