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I'm working on this piece, but I don't like the current result. I feel like something is missing, and the horse and the bg don't blend into one. Any tips on how can I turn this to one piece of art, instead a horse badly pasted on a bg pic, is appreciated. https://i.postimg.cc/90qdpk6C/Bolshoi-havi.jpg |
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maybe duplicate the backround, make it the top layer, blur so nothing in it is recognisable [blob of colour] and switch to either overlay or oft light depending on what suits then lower opacity or duplicate
aswell as that try feather selecting some of the backround and blurring a tad |
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Agree with Scarlett.
Blue the BG a little, then lasso the BG where the horse is galloping and sharpen it. Puts focus more on the horse rather then the BG. |
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Blur the farther stuff like the water and go to color balance and hue the horse to your preferance just don't go crazy! |
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Thanks for the tips, will try. :) Edited at December 4, 2018 03:46 PM by Wolfcreek |
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I believe that the face marking is throwing off the piece. Take the opacity down a bit and allow some of a creamier color to blend with the face. Also, I would take a peachier pink and use it more lightly for the muzzle and lastly, I would use a more jagged select to make it "tougher" and use my smudge tool to smudge little hairs into the marking around the edges
The roan as well is too harsh. It separates the head from the body too much. Try feathering a lot more |
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blur the background, increase a bit the contrast and play with lighting. maybe a bit of sharpening could help too |
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Overall, with the things mentioned above,
Its an awkward pose on an awkward background. The background is using both warm and cool hues and even the more talented artists would struggle to flow this together as set up. |
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Thank you guys for all the help/advice. I'll work some more on it, or just drop it if it's too hard for me. |
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