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Halloween rider - norolim - 10-13-2022
It looks very unpolished but, whatever... I'm enjoying this type of Photoshop manipulation videos, and recently I'm trying to make something in the same spirit with GIMP.
I'd be thankful for some suggestions/feedback.
![[Image: Iu6uQrb.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/Iu6uQrb.jpg)
RE: Halloween rider - Krikor - 10-13-2022
Nice!
Thanks for sharing.
RE: Halloween rider - PixLab - 10-13-2022
We miss some GIMP speed art on YouTube, especially when it's smoothly mixed with G'MIC, like you did we feel they are one software, Darktable at the end was the cherry on the icing, well done!
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RE: Halloween rider - tmanni - 10-30-2022
Really impressive, don't hesitate to produce and share more like this !
Only one remark about the compositing : there is some disturbing effect in the whole result due to light sources : for the cowboy/horse, there is a global, top light source, but for the pumpkin, a clear top right directional light is used ; front branches are lighten either from top, top-right or top-left.
And the only visible source light in the scene to guide the spectator eye is the moon located... left.
RE: Halloween rider - norolim - 11-01-2022
(10-30-2022, 12:56 AM)tmanni Wrote: Really impressive, don't hesitate to produce and share more like this !
Only one remark about the compositing : there is some disturbing effect in the whole result due to light sources : for the cowboy/horse, there is a global, top light source, but for the pumpkin, a clear top right directional light is used ; front branches are lighten either from top, top-right or top-left.
And the only visible source light in the scene to guide the spectator eye is the moon located... left.
Thanks! Learning to use proper highlights and shadows is definitely something that I should work on.