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I personally am not impressed but it all depends what your were going for ?? I like the more rock, natural looking backgrounds but only way to learn is trial and error
The parts that you sculpted look good, but for it to be really impressive I think you need to fill the whole background with rock formations, not just that arch. Good first attempt though.
To be honest its probly better than I could do. You never get better if you dont try. I would love to make one buy my artistic skills are what could be called below sub-par lol. Why did you make just an arch instead of a full background?
At least you have the first try done, go for a more natural look nexttime, more shapes and contours that are less equal and more erratic
I am confused as to what look you're going for. do you have a specific look in mind that you're trying to achieve?
It's not really much to look at.... No offense but it looks more like a picture frame...
I will admit though, it looks like you have a decent technique down.... As far as finishing it.
Are you looking to have a 3D frame around a 2D background placed on the outside of the tank? Or were you trying to see how a 1st attempt 3D would look?
You really have to decide on what "look" you are trying to achieve... Do you want your tank to look like a slice of nature placed in your house or a bumpy piece of painted styro place on the backwall of your tank?
Remember that 3D objcts or a 3D view will show great contrast up close and the further back one looks a the 3D view, the objects, whether large or small, will appear to fade in contrast and color.... So if you want a nice 3D affect, then you will need more contrast.... (i.e. difference between blacks and whites)
Keep us updated on your Journey though...
I will admit though, it looks like you have a decent technique down.... As far as finishing it.
Are you looking to have a 3D frame around a 2D background placed on the outside of the tank? Or were you trying to see how a 1st attempt 3D would look?
You really have to decide on what "look" you are trying to achieve... Do you want your tank to look like a slice of nature placed in your house or a bumpy piece of painted styro place on the backwall of your tank?
Remember that 3D objcts or a 3D view will show great contrast up close and the further back one looks a the 3D view, the objects, whether large or small, will appear to fade in contrast and color.... So if you want a nice 3D affect, then you will need more contrast.... (i.e. difference between blacks and whites)
Keep us updated on your Journey though...