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They're pretty decent for your first time! Keep at it. I'm sure you'll get somewhere.
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I wish I never installed Ubuntu D: I want windows back! I want Paint.NET back!
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Don't make the edges so sharp! Do you see any square swords? Give it a shape besides just a sharp edge, make the edges round and just add...detail! Give the wooden handle bandages, add shading, give the sword chips...possibilities are endless!
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nice for your first attempt. My first was terrible haha
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anyway, i'll be working on some more stuff and i'll post them when i can. |
I like Broozels post better then yours Dylan :]
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The sword is actually good :)
But heres a few tips for detail if you want to use it: -You may want the outline to either blend in with the colors or not be there at all. It works really well -Make sure your colors all equally focus on where the light source is coming from. You don't want to make them seperate or else it will look a little off. -As before (But i think you already know), use less colors. Using more will make it too detailed (Looking JPG'd/pillow'd/gradient'd). Most of the time, you really shouldn't add most colors on the outer part but on the inner part of your sprites http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/4930/sworddylan.png Heres an example i made from your sword, for you :) Also, one small tip: Do not add in too much dark colors. Always keep your colors at medium or light |
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