First signature in a year, give me some proper feedback. Mostly basic clipping mask and smudge tool, with couple of c4d's and flares.
Anyone interested in render, link is below.



Render link:
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2014/016/7/f/grand_theft_auto_v_franklin_sniping_render_hd_by_tigertarget-d72f2lg.png

 

10/10 could be better -IGN

It looks awesome, but I would like it more if the original render would be more in the focus. Do you know what I mean? Not sure how to explain lol

It looks awesome, but I would like it more if the original render would be more in the focus. Do you know what I mean? Not sure how to explain lol

I know exactly what you mean, focal point is focused a bit too much on the gun and hand area. I noticed that once I saved and took a proper look at it, doesn't affect it too much but thanks for pointing it out.

Edit: Unless you meant the clipping mask.

Edited March 1, 201510 yr by DarkzSide

The "shadow" on his face could be better since there is a lot of use of light.

 

Things to work on:

Lighting

Placement

Colors (Overall looking monotone with splashes of other bright colors, this is because you probably used some sort of color mask)

Atmo

 

 

KIU Dark ^_^

 

You should do a trevor redneck one. 

i think its really good lol i couldnt do any better

Render placement is heavily right sided leaving some odd empty parts in left side as stated above. 

Also the lightblue lightsources does not go well on top of the render. I´d also like to see more depth as the render it self shouts for depth.

 

Render placement is heavily right sided leaving some odd empty parts in left side as stated above.

Also the lightblue lightsources does not go well on top of the render. I´d also like to see more depth as the render it self shouts for depth.

Appreciate your input. ;)

As for the right sided render and everything else that was pushed more towards right, it was part of the design.

It's an attempted use of Golden Ratio aka Fibonacci sequence.

Instead of filling in the whole canvas I left a lot of empty space to push more of the focus on the render and objects surrounding it.

Good joB!@#!# nice owrk man