I Followed A TUT:D

[Brendano Harns]

You're welcome. :mrgreen:

 

I hope you do give it another try.

[chairman ali]

So stop being a dumbass.

 

Consider the possibility that more people would listen to what you have to say if it didn't always have a punchline. "Die in your neighbor's basement' date='" or "go kill yourself with a fishing hook," are certainly not good persuasion tactics.

 

The tags aren't too bad, but there is always room for improvement.

 

As for the top, the text doesn't work very well, the right side is too empty, and as previously stated, monochrome has a tendancy to be boring.

 

In the second, the text could work if a bit larger and located elsewhere. The tag itself look far too simple, like a bg with a render, text, and then stars faded onto it. It requires more lighting and more of a "wow" effect to focus attention on the render. Since the render is colored half the same as the bg, it blends in too much, which is never good. ;)

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Die in your neighbor's basement plz.

[Brendano Harns]

So stop being a dumbass.

 

Consider the possibility that more people would listen to what you have to say if it didn't always have a punchline. "Die in your neighbor's basement' date='" or "go kill yourself with a fishing hook," are certainly not good persuasion tactics.

 

The tags aren't too bad, but there is always room for improvement.

 

As for the top, the text doesn't work very well, the right side is too empty, and as previously stated, monochrome has a tendancy to be boring.

 

In the second, the text could work if a bit larger and located elsewhere. The tag itself look far too simple, like a bg with a render, text, and then stars faded onto it. It requires more lighting and more of a "wow" effect to focus attention on the render. Since the render is colored half the same as the bg, it blends in too much, which is never good. ;)

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Die in your neighbor's basement plz.

 

Maybe later, I'm a bit busy right now.

[Yasu]

You really learn things from following tutorials.

By breaking the process you see how some effects are made.

By following, apart from learning theory you also get practice.

So if you follow the entire tutorial, you get more knowlege/practice while reinforcing what you already know.