Zeropainter - GFX

Yes - Knacki you are right

Today I testet really the first time the spinning. It reminds me really a little on a past woodturning job, but in 2D and colorfull, and not so dangerous - because in the first time, there was a bad crash on a woodturning maschine, and I could really lost my life with 2000 turns per minute and the peace of wood was 50cm long and 10cm thick, but I had very luck and its was only a loud booooommmmmmm against the ceiling - but I'm happy that this is harmless

Cool experiment, Zero! i like it
Boy, that story sounds terrifying though, dude ... So, what happend? did that experience make you quit? ... or, did you pursue but, more careful

i once considered carpeting, took an internship and really liked it ... Then a few weeks later the foreman lost half his left and in an buzz saw accident and i went ... kay, no carpeting for me
i sure appreciate the digital world for its safety, as well

Puh, just a quick art, but extremly fantastic ... crazy Bumpeffect it looks like vektorart

I like that. It has a very cool illustrative look to it

[Taron]

That is very neat! It has a very unique vibe for sure!

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Thanx, it was my first nice Artwork with nearly 100% of Bump - 97% I used for this artwork 97%

This was a quick-artwork too, a small printed-card for a RICHTFEST. 98% done in Verve only the windmill are in artrage, because, I couldn't add a seventh or eighth-layer, coze of VRAM - and merging was destructive

Oh, I have a question, what are the best settings for leaves?

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[Taron]

Nice, Zero! I'll improve the layer handling soon, too, then it shouldn't be such a trouble anymore.
Anyway, are you advertising for abload.com or why do you always force people to link into an advertising pop-up nightmare to see your images? It's totally not necessary and I seriously...hmmm...I'm not happy about it. I keep editing your posts to only show the images. Just leave the url link out, please, and just post the img itself! That would be nice, because I like what you're doing, you know. Great stuff!