First Attempt At Night Goblin!

[camds]

This is my first attempt at painting a night goblin, I done this 1 quite
a long time ago so im a lot better now, but it is good since I was a Begginer when
I did that!

 

[A.R.G.U.S Mykal]

You might want to move the camera back a bit. I felt about 80 years old when I tried to look at that. I can't give any opinion on it.

I can however, direct you to:

Painting Advice and Show-Off Thread to show people your painting and ask for advice, and also the advice thread on how to take pictures of your minis.

-Mykal

 

[ElDragoPazzo]

Yeah, for the photo use a white backround and this belongs in out of general discussion anyways.  

[camds]

lol, am i borvered, lol joking wink  

[A.R.G.U.S Mykal]

ElDragoPazzo

Yeah, for the photo use a white backround and this belongs in out of general discussion anyways.

Well yes and no. It doesn't belong here, but it can go here.

-Mykal

 

[camds]

Yeh!  

[A.R.G.U.S Mykal]

camds

Yeh!

So, I suggest you check painting and Modelling thread out. It's a sticky, so you really shouldn't lose it.

Take some more pics now then. I'd rather see a good small model than a shitty blurred one that's large any day of the week. Just post those in the P&MD Sticky, and I'll go shove this old boy in the archives.

-Mykal

 

[camds]

Here is another one I just did, got all my old ones(brings back memory's)
These 2 are my favs!
My phone does not have very good cam enyway, that could be 1 reason!
 

[King Kento]

It is not the camera. it is you. As Argus had said, move back. If you didnt notice, in the photos the background is clear. The camera is focusing on the back, like any camera would because youre too close.

Move away from the models, take the photos, and then on a computer crop out the photo.

Also, post in the modeling forum, which Argus also said, and gave you links too.  

[camds]

o.ok i understand, next time ill take a good picture!  

[FlashbackJon]

Okay, case in point, the door behind you is perfectly in focus. Figure out how you did THAT, and you'll be good to go.

(That's a subtle hint for "Back the hell up so your camera can focus!" You don't have to fill the picture frame with your model to get a good picture. Even if you did, do it by standing back and zooming in.)  

[A.R.G.U.S Mykal]

I'm glad this is all agreed to then.
I'll see you around the Painting and Modelling discussion subforum.

-Mykal

 

[DarkElf27]

You can move it, too, Argus...