Kryt-Hunter

All right, so during GAME Year 3 (Yes, I lost the game and now you have too.), I ran into an artist who had some phenomenal 3D Art work that he'd created using Poser 8. This got me interested in trying stuff, so I'm going through tutorials and am working on actually making something for once. Only thing I have left to worry about is getting lazy at this point.

Wish me luck!

Yeah, as the title states, fuck it. Looking over the tribal art, I realize that there's not a whole lot I can do with the equipment that I have available. Just a mouse and a laptop, no way. I figured the initial touch ups would be a cinch, but there's no way I can touch up pixels, so the rough draft is were I'm stopping at. I'm gonna have to find something new to upload on dA. I'd be better off with hand drawn shit than anything I can do in Photoshop or any other art program hat I have access too.

All right, I'm back to the stage where I can't seem to get any god damn sleep at night. Crys goes to being a Day Walker again and I become Nocturnal. Not fucking cool. I guess I've got enough motivation to work on the Tribal Design again, even though I haven't touched it in over a month.

All right, I've finally finished the four pieces. I knocked out the first two pieces on Day One. I forced myself to do the third piece on Day Two. I procrastinated a bit and just finished the fourth piece.

After uploading the fourth piece, I went ahead and added the final version 1.0 of the Tribal Digital. As you may have noticed, it has an orange background. I decided to leave the color in there to make it a bit easier on the eyes.

As for why the color is orange, that is easily explained. A few months ago, I'd actually started this project (back then, I had no intentions on uploading it into deviantART), using Adobe Photoshop (CS4, for those who want to know the version). I tried tracing the pieces on another layer, not typically a bad idea, but having the scanned image in black and white made it difficult to see, as I was using the standard black lines. What I did this time was create another layer, lower the opacity and add color to use as a transparency layer.

Each piece that I that worked on I gave a new color; red, blue, green then orange, in that order. This was so I didn't get bored staring at the same color, it also gave each piece their own identity in my eyes. As the finished product, I left the orange in there. It seemed to look better than the shades or red, blue and green that I was using.

That said, I'm ready to start on my next phase of this project: smoothing out the outlines. Once that's done, I'll see what colors or patterns I can use to contort the pieces to for the finished product.

All right, I just finished Piece Two. Once again, this is just the basic, as is Piece One.

It just came to my attention that "Piece (Number)" will be fine for now, but I may have to find a new way of naming. Reason why I think this is because I plan on submitting more and more of my work on here. I'll figure out this aspect later on. For the time being, I'll just focus on what I currently have and worry about the others when I get there.

Once again, to find it, it'll be under my Gallery then Scrapbook. I'm still trying to figure out how to get it to be visible on my profile page. That said, I think I'm done for the night. I'll work on the rest of this project tomorrow, provided I have the time.