Cool.

Hey guys, I suppose I was being rude. However, I just gave my views as a end viewer, not as a critic. When you put something in front of the end audience, they don't care how long you spend on it, what technology you used, how much you spent on it. They just want the end product to be worth their pe...

Well, if you want feedback, I will tell you why it didn't work with me. So, it's basically subjective, doesn't mean it won't work with many others. +I find the jokes probably intelligent somewhere, but personally couldn't get much of the recent one with the 'wrestler' and the very first one was prob...

Hey Brynn and RM, Thanks for replying. First, I took a look at other works around by making use of the search option, one of those links to the Yamaha drumset was truly humbling. But, if you are talking about most other attempts at realism in Inkscape, or EVEN Illustrator, people depend on Gradients...

Haha, it's cool. But you are just doing this design as a hobby or is it for some real watch idea?

Hey, First thing would be to decide on a light source. Yes, it's pretty tricky to take into consideration all the proper reflections on metal, if you know see, the gradients show that the lights seems to be coming from any random direction depending on which part of the watch you are on. So, a singl...

Hi, The link I am going to post is NOT my work. I am posting it because it was very inspiring. I can safely say that it is the ULTIMATE attempt at Inkscape realism that *I* have seen yet. I apologize if the artist or someone else already have mentioned their work on the forums. http://happyline.devi...