Great stuff! I like the way you made the skater into a sharp illustrated figure. The different color shades on his makes him look really 3D and adds depth to the picture. But the brownish color thing… I don’t know what you call it doesn’t show the same effect. Maybe try adding another shade of brown to it? since I’ve noticed the skater has at least 3 color shades on different parts of his body. As for the resident evil image, it looks really cool and spooky. Good job! :]
The ‘Resident Evil’ image seems more resolved than ‘Flow’. For both I recommend including names with the credits at the bottom rather than just having them blank, which looks a bit odd.
For the ‘Flow’ image I think Rita makes some excellent points. I would also work with the typography on the word ‘Flow’ to give it more of the spirit of the other graphic elements you’re using. I would also Make the entire background a bit darker and less contrasty (subtly so) with the idea of having the background recede a bit as that will make the skater pop forward more. The way the skater’s right arm sort of hangs down from the vector arrow feels awkward – I think you’re trying to connect the skater with the arrow but that arm is breaking the… flow.
Great stuff! I like the way you made the skater into a sharp illustrated figure. The different color shades on his makes him look really 3D and adds depth to the picture. But the brownish color thing… I don’t know what you call it doesn’t show the same effect. Maybe try adding another shade of brown to it? since I’ve noticed the skater has at least 3 color shades on different parts of his body. As for the resident evil image, it looks really cool and spooky. Good job! :]
The ‘Resident Evil’ image seems more resolved than ‘Flow’. For both I recommend including names with the credits at the bottom rather than just having them blank, which looks a bit odd.
For the ‘Flow’ image I think Rita makes some excellent points. I would also work with the typography on the word ‘Flow’ to give it more of the spirit of the other graphic elements you’re using. I would also Make the entire background a bit darker and less contrasty (subtly so) with the idea of having the background recede a bit as that will make the skater pop forward more. The way the skater’s right arm sort of hangs down from the vector arrow feels awkward – I think you’re trying to connect the skater with the arrow but that arm is breaking the… flow.