It's not bad at all for my first

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nice 4 ur first render keep it up

nice job

Thank you guys, also I found a way without using you're pentool once you've rendered it to remove all the parts you missed.

Very choppy, KIU.

hmm im thinking he used the magic selection tool
but no thats not used for making renders cuz then it shows no hard work bro

No. I used the pentool, I did something after so no, I did it the right way.

lol yea nice render i might use it

looks good for your first one

Truth b told it looks like it came from google images

-Ch33zyFX- wrote:

hmm im thinking he used the magic selection tool
but no thats not used for making renders cuz then it shows no hard work bro

Whenever i make a render/cutout i always use the magic selection tool on the large areas.. there is NOTHING 1337 about taking more time to accomplish the EXACT SAME result. If you have an image with very distinct color differentials in the area that you want IN your render, and the areas that you want cut out, there is NOTHING wrong with using the magic selection tool when you can. If you posted that you made this render with JUST the MST and no pentooling at all, i still would have given you the big thumbs up. Nice work, KIU

hmm so if i use the selection tool to render u wnt think any less of me as a renderer
cuz i like to show ppl that i take pride in my work and work hard on it

Dude, it is all about the end result. Using the MST on areas very close to the render can make it look very messy, but if you do it correctly, and adjust the tolerance of the tool so that it only selects what you want it to, i wont think any less of you at all. Again, end result. If the end result reflects an attention to the details (the edges are smooth and not choppy, there arent any random pixels that were not erased outside the render, etc) and a nice render, who cares how you got there in the long run?

damn i just made like 15 renders wit pen tool
man loll