Ririshii's GFX Stuffs [Sporadic Updates]

[Ririshii]

Soooooo yeah. New thread, as I figured 35 pages was a tad much. Anyway....

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[Kaelin]

I locked your old thread.. <3

I still love that Yosuke sig..and the very first sig you have up there in the list

[Zen]

Yay for a fresh start.

I don't know how I missed this one, but I think it's stunning:



I love how you kept it so clean and simple and beautiful. Going without text was the perfect choice. I'm truly envious of how lovely this is.

[Ririshii]

I locked your old thread.. <3

I still love that Yosuke sig..and the very first sig you have up there in the list

Thanks and thanks

Yay for a fresh start.

I don't know how I missed this one, but I think it's stunning:



I love how you kept it so clean and simple and beautiful. Going without text was the perfect choice. I'm truly envious of how lovely this is.

I think it was the very last post on one of the pages. Thanks

[Aurélie]

Out of your new stuff, the first one is still my favourite, with your current being a very close second. Out of your old stuff, the Yosuke one, without a doubt.

[Troglodyte]

Soooooo yeah. New thread, as I figured 35 pages was a tad much. Anyway....

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I love these two pieces, I'd love to know how you did the backgrounds on both and what if any blending techniques you use on your renders/stocks.

[Ririshii]

Out of your new stuff, the first one is still my favourite, with your current being a very close second. Out of your old stuff, the Yosuke one, without a doubt.

Heh, pretty much the same here.

Soooooo yeah. New thread, as I figured 35 pages was a tad much. Anyway....

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I love these two pieces, I'd love to know how you did the backgrounds on both and what if any blending techniques you use on your renders/stocks.

Thanks And both pieces were created using the techniques I described in my tutorial. Pretty much everything in the recent section was created in that manner.

[Ririshii]

Pow! Update!



Original Stock: http://gallery.minitokyo.net/view/372249

[Troglodyte]

Did you render the stock? Or just work over it? Because that sig looks amazing from that stock.
I love your style, especially your backgrounds. They have a lot of depth, but not in an overwhelming way.

[Ririshii]

Did you render the stock? Or just work over it? Because that sig looks amazing from that stock.
I love your style, especially your backgrounds. They have a lot of depth, but not in an overwhelming way.

I just worked with the whole image that I linked to. Working with the whole thing allows me to use colors from the stock so that the portion I decide to use blends in more. I actually can't render to save my life, so working around it works pretty well.

Thanks.

[Troglodyte]

Rendering is one of those things you're either extremely good at, kind of good at, or terrible at. I'm kind of good at it, if I render something for myself It comes out pretty well most of the time. I think I'll try making a signature with your tutorial, would you like to see the results if I do?

[Ririshii]

Rendering is one of those things you're either extremely good at, kind of good at, or terrible at. I'm kind of good at it, if I render something for myself It comes out pretty well most of the time. I think I'll try making a signature with your tutorial, would you like to see the results if I do?

Very true, very true.

And most definitely, I'd love to see what people can do with my tutorial

[Troglodyte]

I was going to ask you, what version/program are you using?

[Ririshii]

I was going to ask you, what version/program are you using?

Uhh... whatever the newest version of GIMP is. 2.6.7, I think. Anything that's compatible with the GMIC plug-in should be good.

[Troglodyte]

Ah kk, lemme see how adaptable your techniques are to photoshop and I'll post the results, if I get something worthwhile
If not I may re-download GIMP just to try this.