Help with a wallpaper
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Well, a few might have remembered I posted an Aria wallpaper I did a few weeks ago, and now I could use some advice on a Rita (Tales of Vesperia) one that I have been working on.
I have the general idea in my head of what I want, yet I can't even really describe it nevertheless seem to get it down "on paper," so to speak. I've got two different versions:
Up until this point I'm fairly happy with the wallpaper with the exception of all of the white. However, I just don't know what other simple background or trick I can do with that. I'm just not a fan of all of the white, but I don't really think any other solid color would do the trick, and I can't think of what kind of background style I could use either. I just come up completely blank.
Afterwards I added this:
And I gotta say I don't like it. I felt I needed something else in the foreground, or rather between the background and the foreground. I literally spent an hour just thinking of what other layer I could add to this wallpaper, and after all of that time I could only think of that. It wouldn't be so bad, but it just doesn't fit right. I've already gone "bold" enough to have two different styles of Rita (the slightly more cartoon-y style of the background, and the slightly more realistic style for the foreground) and when I added a third style I felt it totally underminded whatever I was trying to go for...
ARGH! I just don't know what I want. I guess what I'm asking is if you theoretically had to work with one of these wallpapers and were told to spruce it up somehow, what would you try? >.<
I have the general idea in my head of what I want, yet I can't even really describe it nevertheless seem to get it down "on paper," so to speak. I've got two different versions:
Spoiler:
Up until this point I'm fairly happy with the wallpaper with the exception of all of the white. However, I just don't know what other simple background or trick I can do with that. I'm just not a fan of all of the white, but I don't really think any other solid color would do the trick, and I can't think of what kind of background style I could use either. I just come up completely blank.
Afterwards I added this:
Spoiler:
And I gotta say I don't like it. I felt I needed something else in the foreground, or rather between the background and the foreground. I literally spent an hour just thinking of what other layer I could add to this wallpaper, and after all of that time I could only think of that. It wouldn't be so bad, but it just doesn't fit right. I've already gone "bold" enough to have two different styles of Rita (the slightly more cartoon-y style of the background, and the slightly more realistic style for the foreground) and when I added a third style I felt it totally underminded whatever I was trying to go for...
ARGH! I just don't know what I want. I guess what I'm asking is if you theoretically had to work with one of these wallpapers and were told to spruce it up somehow, what would you try? >.<
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Hmm... try to write something. A well chosen font in the fitting size can work wonders on your pictures and here aswell.
You might also try adding a frame, though that is just something I like to do in my personal stuff ^^.
Anyways, if I come up with more ideas, I'll post them :)
You might also try adding a frame, though that is just something I like to do in my personal stuff ^^.
Anyways, if I come up with more ideas, I'll post them :)
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Oh yeah, a font might be nice, especially on the second image right on top of the red-violet border.
Also just now noticed that the crop on the first image isn't right, and the bottom of the wallpaper extends past Rita's legs. Pretend that isn't there. I'm not sure why that happened. Version I have saved on my computer isn't like that anyway. XD
Also just now noticed that the crop on the first image isn't right, and the bottom of the wallpaper extends past Rita's legs. Pretend that isn't there. I'm not sure why that happened. Version I have saved on my computer isn't like that anyway. XD
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why not blend the white with C4D images? then add mask layer
so that it wont touch the image on the left;
its like light and dark. Just sharing some ideas
so that it wont touch the image on the left;
its like light and dark. Just sharing some ideas
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Umm !I have some of idea but I dont know it's suit for u or not , so can I have a try on this ? I'll up it when it's finished ? Ruu...
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Cross_Over wrote...
why not blend the white with C4D images? then add mask layerso that it wont touch the image on the left;
its like light and dark. Just sharing some ideas
Not sure how to do that exactly, but I'll certainly look it up and maybe give it a try.
kaho17 wrote...
Umm !I have some of idea but I dont know it's suit for u or not , so can I have a try on this ? I'll up it when it's finished ? Ruu...By all means. Isn't as though I own any of those images. XD