Just in time for Halloween... the best dressed serial killer for the 1980's! Patrick Bateman from American Pyscho! Better go break out the Huey Lewis and Phil Collins...
Gnarly and gruesome! The only thing that you can do without is those built-in Illustrator textures. I stopped using them awhile back. A lot of people don't notice them, but those who use Illustrator do. After you see it for awhile, it starts getting repetitive. Try to make your own. Trust me you will feel more satisfied with your work at the end of the day.
If anything you don't need it on the blood or the axe. Cheers mate!
Ian it looks great! his suit and the reflections in the blood are SUPERB, just perfect. the body in the chair and folding hands once noticed are great too
something about the blood on the chair is almost working at 100% perfection but not quite, as if the shapes could lay a little better on it. it works in some drips and puddles and others not quite. some drips off the chair work totally and some i'm not sure. also, and this is personally, i don't think, in a lot of pieces, that there needs to be tons of blood dripping from a weapon. i think less is more there and sometimes no drips works too. there's that one drip that is going right over a highlight in the chair that is awkward
but these are ni-tpicky things i'm sorry to even mention because the piece overall is rad. i could see you all over entertainment weekly! keep up the phenomenal work!
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Just in time for Halloween... the best dressed serial killer for the 1980's! Patrick Bateman from American Pyscho! Better go break out the Huey Lewis and Phil Collins...
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Gnarly and gruesome! The only thing that you can do without is those built-in Illustrator textures. I stopped using them awhile back. A lot of people don't notice them, but those who use Illustrator do. After you see it for awhile, it starts getting repetitive. Try to make your own. Trust me you will feel more satisfied with your work at the end of the day.
If anything you don't need it on the blood or the axe. Cheers mate!
Ian it looks great! his suit and the reflections in the blood are SUPERB, just perfect. the body in the chair and folding hands once noticed are great too
something about the blood on the chair is almost working at 100% perfection but not quite, as if the shapes could lay a little better on it. it works in some drips and puddles and others not quite. some drips off the chair work totally and some i'm not sure. also, and this is personally, i don't think, in a lot of pieces, that there needs to be tons of blood dripping from a weapon. i think less is more there and sometimes no drips works too. there's that one drip that is going right over a highlight in the chair that is awkward
but these are ni-tpicky things i'm sorry to even mention because the piece overall is rad. i could see you all over entertainment weekly! keep up the phenomenal work!
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