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Patron Commission - Overfilling The Pooka Kitchens
Patron Trinitystrike asked me for himself to be within Odin Sphere feasting upon the wonderous foods of the pooka kitchens with Naotawolf happily feeding them!
I had a lot of fun with the lighting and food in this one! It might sound a bit odd but Iām really happy with how the open watermelon and the grapes looked here haha.
During my time in the games industry, I was never really a UI artist. I never had the temperament nor the perfectionism needed for that role. But I think I did a decentish job at recreating the UI from the game!
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I had a lot of fun with the lighting and food in this one! It might sound a bit odd but Iām really happy with how the open watermelon and the grapes looked here haha.
During my time in the games industry, I was never really a UI artist. I never had the temperament nor the perfectionism needed for that role. But I think I did a decentish job at recreating the UI from the game!
Like what you see here? Consider supporting me on Patreon!
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fat Furs
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 3696 x 2056px
File Size 5.3 MB
Ah, I have a tip for the right side of the UI.
Looks like a Bevel&Emboss artifact that only crops up when you want something to go "off screen". If you were to bake down the UI layers (Merge) you could slide the bar off screen and it would retain it's 'raised' property and not be counted as an edge.
As is it's fine though, you mentioned not being a perfectionist and it's quite a small detail.
Looks like a Bevel&Emboss artifact that only crops up when you want something to go "off screen". If you were to bake down the UI layers (Merge) you could slide the bar off screen and it would retain it's 'raised' property and not be counted as an edge.
As is it's fine though, you mentioned not being a perfectionist and it's quite a small detail.
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