Winter [2K]

[Rawami 319]

Hi everyone I'm here for show you my first good wallaper intitued "Winter" enjoy !

Edited with paint.net :

Unedited :

Credits : Facial rig by Skibbz

Bye.

[Fray 711]

Snow is a bit weird, try stretching it out to give it motion.

[Rawami 319]

2 minutes ago, Fray said:

Snow is a bit weird, try stretching it out to give it motion. 

Ok I'll try thanks for the advice.

[Fray 711]

1 minute ago, Rawami said:

Ok I'll try thanks for the advice.

No problem  

[9redwoods 3.8k]

Here's some criticism:

The snow is very unrealistic. One way you can make it more realistic is to have the smaller flakes not appear over close objects, and make the bigger flakes appear always. I suggest making around three layers: all three layers will have the same snow texture, but each layer will be a different size. Then you have more control over where the snow is in the image. You can erase some of the snow or add some more in, etc.

You could give the wallpaper a little more tint. There is an addon to Paint.NET that you can download called temperature and tint. Then you can give wallpapers tint. You can make the image look colder by sliding the bar to the left, opposite when slid to the right.

(I've done a little demonstration off of my criticism, so you can see what I mean)

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I hope this helps you with future wallpapers. Have a good rest of your day!

[Rawami 319]

14 hours ago, 9redwoods said:

Here's some criticism:

The snow is very unrealistic. One way you can make it more realistic is to have the smaller flakes not appear over close objects, and make the bigger flakes appear always. I suggest making around three layers: all three layers will have the same snow texture, but each layer will be a different size. Then you have more control over where the snow is in the image. You can erase some of the snow or add some more in, etc.

You could give the wallpaper a little more tint. There is an addon to Paint.NET that you can download called temperature and tint. Then you can give wallpapers tint. You can make the image look colder by sliding the bar to the left, opposite when slid to the right.

(I've done a little demonstration off of my criticism, so you can see what I mean) 

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I hope this helps you with future wallpapers. Have a good rest of your day!

Thanks, for the advice !

(I love your version.)

Edited December 4, 2018 by Rawami