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Congrats again, well done
(187 days ago)Congrats, nice work
(187 days ago)congrats!
(188 days ago)Congrats!!
(188 days ago)Congrats!! Very original use of the source!
(188 days ago)Congrats!!
(188 days ago)There's nothing wrong with using reference as a guide which is all I suggested, it is difficult to draw those chess pieces from memory and they are most certainly more complex than the male/female icons. It was your statement that you lacked the skills that prompted me to ask.Your SBS doesn't show any steps in the liquify/warp creation of the pieces,step 4 just shows a silhouette with elliptical ridges and step 5 the lines added for detail. If you did create them without reference I'd say you do have the skills to have made the figures work contrary to your statement. Creating the pieces with liquify and warp without a base drawing seems a lot more difficult than drawing them digitally which is a more logical approach to me.
(189 days ago)Very creative use of source, well done!
(189 days ago)I tend to agree with MossyB's comment, the source wasn't really needed to create this. I'm also curious about your response, you say you lack the skills to make the male/female source figures look 3D yet you say you created the chess pieces yourself with liquify and warp. The figures are a very simple form and much easier to add dimension to them than to create the complex shapes of chessmen from scratch. You don't show any source for the chessmen but they're all in correct perspective with complex details. Wonder how this is possible?
(189 days ago)Very nice executed my friend, for sure my favorite!
(190 days ago)Awww... so sad, and yet cute!
(190 days ago)Great!
YEEEP!
(191 days ago)LOL...good idea!
(191 days ago)Try using the pen tool or lasso tool to avoid jagged edges on a selection.
(191 days ago)Very creative and well executed, good luck!
(191 days ago)very nice execution
(192 days ago)great idea!
(192 days ago)HAHAHAHAHAHHA
(192 days ago)The perspective of the play figures is not the same as the board, they should be leaning back a lil more
(193 days ago)That looks cool, and sure Sparta is cool too. Very creative concept to bring up such idea - how about having a sign pointing downward to indicate Sparta's toilet is down there?
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