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Wizard In Training
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: A cold, barren wasteland (Wisconsin)
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Just for fun :D
Got bored, so I decided to make somethin'. Idk why I picked this, it just came out I guess, lol. Anyways I would love some constructive criticism. I know some of the shadings are top-bottom vs left-right, but oh well. Didn't put much detail into the leaves because I really don't know how to detail leaves. Would really love some help with that ![]() ![]() http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/4143/strawberryrok.png (Unsupported image host) |
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Quack Quack~
Join Date: Sep 2011
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Well for a starter, its actually pretty good so props there ![]() Im not a professional spriter myself but i would like to take the time to give proper criticism and show you proper spriting from my perspective please 1 - Too much colors Counting and Scanning every pixel of your sprite, i found a total of 9 green colors and 7 red colors on your Strawberry crown. The problem was not the amount of colors used but the difference of Lum/Light between the colors (The difference was about 1-20 per color). Don't use too much colors. If you do, the difference in light between the colors shouldn't be low. Heres a color example of proper lighting: http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/3701/paintcolors.jpg (Unsupported image host) (This is the lighting in a painting program) 116 (My basic color) 86 (-30. The second color) 46 (-40. The third color) 16 (-30. The outline) 2 - Shading perspective (Im not gonna touch alot upon this since you know) Each view should have a proper shading. The front view of the Strawberry crown's reflection came from the side rather than the front. 3 - Symmetry for the Front view The base/bottom part should be equal in size for the front view. Same for the back (not the leaves) 4 - Detail For the Leaves, they felt a bit roundish. You should've spiked them up a bit 5 - Improvement I took the time to edit/improve your Crown Strawberry http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/254/crownpy.png (Unsupported image host) Reduced all the amount of colors to 4 each. Added the strawberry seeds (it was only one yellow dot but it could've been improved much more xD) I edited the detail to the leaves and fixed the sides/bottom of the strawberry base. I then re-shaded the entire sprite If you don't like it, i totally understand. However, if you wish to use it for study of spriting hats or for your full strawberry crown: By all means, feel free to. I do not wish to take credit for it but its appreciated if you could give me partial credit if you ever use this. Im not here to showoff any of my spriting skills. I just want to help others accel in spriting (even though im not the best spriter around). I hope this helped you Rok ~Maikeru |
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Wizard In Training
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Location: A cold, barren wasteland (Wisconsin)
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http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/6721/crownpy2.png (Unsupported image host) I loved what you did with the leaves so I kept them how they are. I'm still deciding which way I want my light coming from. I darkened the seeds because yours seemed a bit too bright for me, like they really really stood out from the strawberry. Also, with the base of the crown, I was trying to go for that "smashed onto head" look. I know I didn't achieve it very well, so if anyone has tips, they'd be much appreciated ![]() |
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05-07-2012
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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i love it ! yes like maikeru said add seeds to make it more realistics however for me the colors are a tid bit too bright i would like to see it a bit darker , like the leaf's way too bright try a darker green instead , a real strawberry has a yellow part at the bottom i would add about a yellow line at the bottoms or sides http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/Strawberry444.jpg (Unsupported image host)
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