Weekly Practice

Got to pick my words right, else i'll feel like i'm making orders

The idea of this forum is to be a place where people can post up their practice work. Then others can make comments to help them improve

Problems being that the work is beyond help, or there is no-one else in that field.
I'll give this a go anyway, as it may work.

There is no limit to what can be posted here. Any medium (3D models, photos, ink drawings, music, webdesigns, pixel art, stories) can be posted here. Expect people to be truthful about that they think of your work.

To partake in this, make a new topic. Everytime you have a go, post in the same topic. That way people can see you develop. The forum is called "weekly", but the regularity does not matter.


Suggestions for this idea are welcomed

I'm all for this idea

So long as you make it clear that if the following situation arises:

Person1 (Asking for comments)
Person2 (giving comment)

Person1 *posts work*
Person2 "Improve X,Y,Z"
Person1 "How do I do that?"

That there won't be uberflaming.

Because, we're not all photoshop whizkids, nor ar we all Da Vincis.
Eg, me. I will be posting some stuff in this forum shortly. I don't want to be scared off by obscure jargon, or people expecting me to know what I'm doing (the fact I actually posted here proves I don't necessarily).


However, I'm very much all in favour of this idea It's a definite good one.

cool im all for this forum,
however im a total dunce at photoshop i know somethings about it :/ but il do my best :|

Comrade Jerkov, "TV" is jargon for Television if you look at it that way. If you look at it another way, it's just an abreviation. Ignor the medium and see the meaning.
I don't think there will be that much jargon anyway.


Az3r^, This is not just for Photoshop, you can be dunce at other subjects too

TV may be jargon, D, but I understand what it means.

If people talk to me about blinn, layering or tweening...I haven't a clue what they are referring to

Well, layers are important. Once you put something up, i'll show how to use a layer on it. Then you'll know.