Really? It was supposed to have a downwards angle to it..

I like the idea of a removable roof instead of a removable bottom. I've seen too many birdhouses lose their bottoms in bad weather, so have the top removable works better.

A removable bottom? That I have not heard or seen of, granted I live under a rock. The original plan this was based off of had a sideways swinging door. It used some nails as pins to hold it in place, obviously a deficiency. Good thing I went with the hooks 😅

Looks good.

Yeah those panel gaps nearly drove me insane, I gotta fill the inside next

How often do you make these?

Very

The first on I made for someone else

So the rest have been personal creations?

Most of them

I recognize that one (pre purge?)

Yip

I think so

@chaos_sorceror just gonna shout out to the awesome drawings, keep it up.
@1P-10 tac Keep at it and you will go far, everyone has to start somewhere.
@mightytrump It doesn't suck if it keeps the birds warm.

Fact Check: True.

Mhm, I am just annoyed at my non-mastery 🤭

Well, depends on how much effort you put into it. I'm sure you could build a bird a six story mansion if you dedicated your life to it, but I think there's something to be said for "Diminishing Returns" 😄

That's true, altho I expect a lot out of myself

^That's good. Expectations are healthy. That says a lot about you, and it's mostly good.

Unfortunately it tends to be expecting perfection out of thin air. I am very critical on myself when I fall short, to what seems to be "basic competence"

I could get into an entire philosophical and psychological exposition, but I am tired, so I will simply say "Take the damn compliment."

Sure thing 😅

Seriously man, good work.

Ah, well thanks. Hopefully the roughness has charm I can admire

Protogen

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Looks nice

Looking for advice with this one. The background that I'm going for is a sort of snow-dusted red rock environment, but I'm having a bit of trouble making it look right. Any suggestions?

is there a specific place you think that makes the drawing doesn't look right yet?

the first suggestion i've would be making the snow mountains at the far back a bit more blurry (since they are at the distance).

the snow softens and blurs everything (which may be why it looks a bit off). i'm guessing you use a softbrush and dust everything? the dusting on the rocks are okay, but on the ground it makes the sandy ground mucky and liquidified. i'd advised clearing the ground-layer and redo to snow on the ground with a hard brush. also: i've found this tutorial, and maybe this is helpful for you?

Yis

I made a carbon model

use lots of reference it really helps me

Silenced Pistol!

Should add more detail on the suprresor

m4 rifle!

deagle baby

Yeah, it's mostly with the ground layer looking too much like a liquid. I aslo didn'teven think about blurring the mountains. I'll try that out, thanks.