overall it looks really good, the “worst” parts are the black segments, because they clash so much with the generally otherwise neutral/desaturated grays you got going
they look out of place – the wheels for example, tone down the blackness (#cancelralph) so it blends with the other gray around it a bit better, same with the treads
That is a very nice tank, but perhaps make the gradients more subtle and don’t have opposite colors in them (Very dark color + very light color), generally for a decent gradient you need to make sure they mix well without disturbing the atmosphere of the figure. Otherwise this looks very nice, how many parts to assemble?
How everyone else fixes the issue: making the colors on the figure work better together
How I fix the issue: purposely keep the lighting mid and export a transparent image of the figure, and then add low-opacity paint on top of it in an image editing software, and some background stuff too. I swear that integrating other programs with Sticknodes makes for genuine better art.
overall it looks really good, the “worst” parts are the black segments, because they clash so much with the generally otherwise neutral/desaturated grays you got going
they look out of place – the wheels for example, tone down the blackness (#cancelralph) so it blends with the other gray around it a bit better, same with the treads
Ah , gotcha let me fix the issue, I’ll mention you to see if I fixed the issue
That is a very nice tank, but perhaps make the gradients more subtle and don’t have opposite colors in them (Very dark color + very light color), generally for a decent gradient you need to make sure they mix well without disturbing the atmosphere of the figure. Otherwise this looks very nice, how many parts to assemble?
2 parts only.
You love to see it
What’s with the black scribble?
That’s how I role.
How everyone else fixes the issue: making the colors on the figure work better together
How I fix the issue: purposely keep the lighting mid and export a transparent image of the figure, and then add low-opacity paint on top of it in an image editing software, and some background stuff too. I swear that integrating other programs with Sticknodes makes for genuine better art.