ABANDONED HIDEOUT

[Eurogin]

@Eurogin Hey man you pretty much nailed the issue yourself. To not mess up the values always check if it works by putting the 100% black Saturation layer on top of everything.turning it on and off will desaturate your stuff to black and white and you will notice your fuckups hopefully. Lightening is very important when making an environment piece. I suggest applying light at the sketch phase as it affects the final result tremendously. Theres also major perspective and compositional issues with your piece, right now it looks like uncomfortable place to be at.

If you see the issues - fix it. Don't leave fuckups on your piece intentionally. not pushing yourself as far as you can = not learning. sometimes if a piece doesn't work its easier to just start over the trying to invent a bicycle.

Do your best man, try to push it as far as possible. and me, or someone else will help you with a paint over then.

Hey thanks, you're right I think I was noodling at the end because of the screw ups(lighting) and prob. should of restarted. I notice the perspective mess ups now but I can't see the major composition problems because I've been working on this piece for too long it looks normal in my mind but not to others.
Do you mind just mentioning a few of the compositional elements that were incorrect? I know the focus of the lighting is off(ratio of lighting to dark) but I don't want to go onto the next piece without knowing what else is wrong with this one. Thanks