David91523 wrote:heh.
Little bit terrible.
it looks like made MS paint.
Try use GIMP and Paint tool SAI
Why don't you give actual advice instead of useless quips? It's not the program that's the problem, it's obviously his lack of experience in the program itself. If he uses other programs, he may as well be even more confused than before considering how all of them are vastly different from the other. Also, I don't see the problem with him using Photoshop; it's a highly-praised editing program that essentially created a verb/trend of itself, is used by MANY editors around the world, AND is one of the only editing programs with high renown; what gives you the right to undermine the program just because it looks "little bit terrible"?
(If you didn't mean as much as I thought you said, sorry. I just really wished that you would say more than just "looks bad." I guess what I'm trying to say is that I feel you should give a reason when calling something bad.)
Back on-topic to OP - it looks nice, but as some others have said, it doesn't fit PB2's general style. If you weren't aiming for that, then that's okay. The thing with PB2 is that it has generally thick lines, solid colors, and relatively simple designs. Also, a thing I want to point out are proportions - truth be told, I feel that your primary problem so far is the lack of proportions; albeit the game is fictional, the CS weapons are generally similar to our own modern ones. Look at a few real guns (obviously through Google images or something) and try to model your own gun while reminding yourself of the size. As of now, I personally think the stock is a little big and the barrel/muzzle are a little small, but that may just be me.
And as I've said previously, the PB2 style is a generally thick, simple style. Due to a lack of examples and my laziness, I'll just be using my own works to demonstrate this. Anyway, check out
THIS sniper rifle from Firefall. When I was messing around with GIMP (I personally use GIMP, this doesn't mean you should, though) I created my own rendition of the rifle in PB2's style, which you can find in
THIS link right here. Obviously,
it looks out-of-place when compared to other guns in PB2, but the changes are extremely noticeable. First and foremost, it's lacking the little details; I see PB2 as having a simple art style, so I removed a lot of big details such as those in the foregrip, receiver, and scope. The next noticeable change is the color coordination: the outlines are basically just a darker shade of the part it's outlining. What I also believe to be a significant change is the fact that my rendition is a little more compact. In this case, the barrel and scope became a little shorter, while the receiver and stock seems to have bulked up a little bit.
Keep in mind that I'm really not trying to imply that you're bad, or I'm better with this essay I just typed out. By this point, I'm kinda just doing some [extended] rambling, but with respect, insight, and choice... those are my thoughts.
tl;dr - if u wanna draw in pb2 style, i think you should keep proportions and outlines in mind, as well as maybe a different color choice? just keep working and you will get better