BioShock

[DeBOG]

I think this one came out pretty well. There may be a little to much going on twoards the bottom of the sig but I still think it looks alright



Comments?

[Magnum Force]

Not bad, but the colors are extremely drained out. It's too bright and has barely any solid contrast. It looks like a piece of clear, but dusty film is covering the sig.

[DeBOG]

Heh, now that I do look at it, it looks like someone sucked the life out of it. I think the grainy look you are talking about was the layer I did with mezzpoint fine dots. I kind of liked the look of it (I had just found it) so I left it in.

Heres a new one, alot more colorful and not nearly as bright.



Any Comments?

[Magnum Force]

The light source on the background and the lighting on the render contradict each other. You need to place the light source on the other side.

[DeBOG]

I was having trouble erasing the old lightsource in the bg so I just decided to make it be all right behind his head (a big light source). I actually think it looks a little cooler now, just like the sun is behind his head.



Any Better?

[Wabba]

Lightingwise, yes. But it lessens the colors of the rest of the sig.

[DanteTheLegend]

if u have the psd just darken the light source and then put it on the other side lol

But the first assassins creed one looked alot better because it still had its colors

[DeBOG]

Originally Posted by Wabba

Lightingwise, yes. But it lessens the colors of the rest of the sig.

Can you recommend a good way to do that? I tried to do that with the BioShock sig but it ended up just really draining the colors.

[Wabba]

Unfortunatley, no. I dont use any lighting in my sigs. Mag is the one to ask.

[DeBOG]

Originally Posted by Wabba

Unfortunatley, no. I dont use any lighting in my sigs. Mag is the one to ask.

I meant about toning the colors down, not the lighting.

The colors are toned down because of the lighting -wabba