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ShiraXDD- Added: 04/28/2014 10:17 AM
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Red_Nova
Sir Redd of Novus: He who made Prayer of the Faithless that one time, and that was pretty dang rad! :D
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CloseSomehow Eve is even thinner.
Other than that, though, it's much better! The outlines are much more defined and it's easier to tell what is what.
Other than that, though, it's much better! The outlines are much more defined and it's easier to tell what is what.
ShiraXDD
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author=Red_Nova
Somehow Eve is even thinner.
Other than that, though, it's much better! The outlines are much more defined and it's easier to tell what is what.
The problems with re-sizing T-T BLHA ><
But other then that, yes, you can finally see details you couldn't see before :D Like Eve's arm XD
As for the re-size problem... I just need to find a better program or website for that matter..
Red_Nova
Sir Redd of Novus: He who made Prayer of the Faithless that one time, and that was pretty dang rad! :D
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This is what I do when I draw art for my game:
1) Hand draw and scan it in. 1:30 hours
2) Open up in your image editor (I personally use GIMP) and instantly re-size it to the correct ratio. 15 seconds.
3) Use that lovely Line Tool to trace the outline for everything. Since you have a background as well, you would probably be better off tracing the character on a different layer. 45 minutes.
4) Now, if the character is still too thin, you can re-scale the character without messing up the background. 10 seconds.
5) Color. Because you're working with a smaller image, it's much quicker to color and shading is easier as well. Still a lot of time, but you can get it done quicker. Then again, I suck at shading, so it'll probably take you much less time.
Hope that helps.
EDIT: Then again, I'm not exactly the best artist myself. Take what I had to say with a HUGE grain of salt.
1) Hand draw and scan it in. 1:30 hours
2) Open up in your image editor (I personally use GIMP) and instantly re-size it to the correct ratio. 15 seconds.
3) Use that lovely Line Tool to trace the outline for everything. Since you have a background as well, you would probably be better off tracing the character on a different layer. 45 minutes.
4) Now, if the character is still too thin, you can re-scale the character without messing up the background. 10 seconds.
5) Color. Because you're working with a smaller image, it's much quicker to color and shading is easier as well. Still a lot of time, but you can get it done quicker. Then again, I suck at shading, so it'll probably take you much less time.
Hope that helps.
EDIT: Then again, I'm not exactly the best artist myself. Take what I had to say with a HUGE grain of salt.
ShiraXDD
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author=Red_NovaSo after a fierce battle, I managed to re-size and edit the title screen :D it is bigger then seen here, for this is a snapshot of how it looks like in-game!
This is what I do when I draw art for my game:
1) Hand draw and scan it in. 1:30 hours
2) Open up in your image editor (I personally use GIMP) and instantly re-size it to the correct ratio. 15 seconds.
3) Use that lovely Line Tool to trace the outline for everything. Since you have a background as well, you would probably be better off tracing the character on a different layer. 45 minutes.
4) Now, if the character is still too thin, you can re-scale the character without messing up the background. 10 seconds.
5) Color. Because you're working with a smaller image, it's much quicker to color and shading is easier as well. Still a lot of time, but you can get it done quicker. Then again, I suck at shading, so it'll probably take you much less time.
Hope that helps.
EDIT: Then again, I'm not exactly the best artist myself. Take what I had to say with a HUGE grain of salt.
Red_Nova
Sir Redd of Novus: He who made Prayer of the Faithless that one time, and that was pretty dang rad! :D
9192
Much better!
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