Theres A Long Story For This! But Im Going To Try To To Cut It Short!
Basically, After My Halo Box Didnt Come Out Out To Scratch. I Had Problems Thinking Of A New Box So I Went On IGN and Saw This Game Which Looked Great! So I Decided To Do This Game For a Box Art.
I Love The Warriors Series (Koei). Ive Played Them All. (Still Dynasty Warriors 3 :( Stupid Lu Bu Keeps Kicking My Butt!) And I Am Gladly Proud Of This Box. Best Of All My Boxes I Think. This Will Do Me Until I Finish TMRD's Competition ( Not Related To Competiton)
Credit
Template - I Dont Have A Clue ( If You No Its Yours, Ill Credit You)
Renders - KoeiWarriors.com (Loving That Site)
Logos - Google
Notice - I am going For Poster/Realistic Boxes Like This For Now On
Enjoy!
All I can say is that the box looks much better in small view. When viewed in full view it's blurry and sharp. Characters are rendered bad, logo is low-quality and template is pretty ugly.
#4, really, the best exemple is the white character on the back, check the helmet, the arm... on all other charactters the hair
in fact using the selection or eraser tool is not the best to make renders
about size: xbox - wii - dvd amaray: 3240*2175px / psp: 2465*1980px @ 300dpi
others i don't know
Lol you really need to work smaller if your not doing 300dpi. The size of my boxes is the size I post them at unless I did that box in 300dpi which would mean the printable is the size I worked with.
You got good layout, you just need to work on your rendering.
dpi = dot per inch, it's the resolution of the picture (72dpi is the standart for computer screen, 300 is what's enough to have a good print, some will say 600, but unless you have a real professionnal printer you won't notice the difference
i don't know which software you're working with, but with photoshop when you create a new document you have the choice to enter the resolution applied to your work (associated to the size of your work also)
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Theres A Long Story For This! But Im Going To Try To To Cut It Short!
Basically, After My Halo Box Didnt Come Out Out To Scratch. I Had Problems Thinking Of A New Box So I Went On IGN and Saw This Game Which Looked Great! So I Decided To Do This Game For a Box Art.
I Love The Warriors Series (Koei). Ive Played Them All. (Still Dynasty Warriors 3 :( Stupid Lu Bu Keeps Kicking My Butt!) And I Am Gladly Proud Of This Box. Best Of All My Boxes I Think. This Will Do Me Until I Finish TMRD's Competition ( Not Related To Competiton)
Credit
Template - I Dont Have A Clue ( If You No Its Yours, Ill Credit You)
Renders - KoeiWarriors.com (Loving That Site)
Logos - Google
Notice - I am going For Poster/Realistic Boxes Like This For Now On
Enjoy!
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this box could be good if the cutting was not so bad, it ruins everything
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Good work =)
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2# What Bad Cuttings? I Don See Any.
3# Thank You. Thats means alot coming from you
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All I can say is that the box looks much better in small view. When viewed in full view it's blurry and sharp. Characters are rendered bad, logo is low-quality and template is pretty ugly.
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ok its anoing me to the point im going to kill my computer. will somene tell me the pixel for their boxes? i usually do 5000X3500.
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#4, really, the best exemple is the white character on the back, check the helmet, the arm... on all other charactters the hair
in fact using the selection or eraser tool is not the best to make renders
about size: xbox - wii - dvd amaray: 3240*2175px / psp: 2465*1980px @ 300dpi
others i don't know
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Lol you really need to work smaller if your not doing 300dpi. The size of my boxes is the size I post them at unless I did that box in 300dpi which would mean the printable is the size I worked with.
You got good layout, you just need to work on your rendering.
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oh. i see what u mean.ok then ill take this as a learning curve. this is my first ps3 box so i knew it wasnt going to turn out perfect. whats dpi?
Edited at 1 decade ago
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dpi = dot per inch, it's the resolution of the picture (72dpi is the standart for computer screen, 300 is what's enough to have a good print, some will say 600, but unless you have a real professionnal printer you won't notice the difference
i don't know which software you're working with, but with photoshop when you create a new document you have the choice to enter the resolution applied to your work (associated to the size of your work also)
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