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And we skip forward an hour or so, so I dont have to draw out the boring task of ... well.... setting up camp. The conversation wouldnt have been interesting either.
This also gives me a chance for a darker setting to work on things like lighting effects, which I hope I pulled off well. I didnt want to use too much blending as I wanted to keep with the same coloring theme.
And yes, shape shifting is quick and usually accompanied by smoke, just like in the game.
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This also gives me a chance for a darker setting to work on things like lighting effects, which I hope I pulled off well. I didnt want to use too much blending as I wanted to keep with the same coloring theme.
And yes, shape shifting is quick and usually accompanied by smoke, just like in the game.
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Hmm, very interesting lighting, the only think i would comment on, is perhaps trying to blend it in with the color of the fur/skin/etc. I don't know how this would look but might make it more photorealistic. could also try using a brush opacity, like maybe a yellow color at 20-40% opacity/transparency. However the areas you hit look like all the places where the light would be hitting their faces. ;D
However I actually like how the lighting is done here because it is uniform with the coloring of their characters. nothing is overboard detail wise.
I would like to see a single piece one day testing out lighting tho, :D
However I actually like how the lighting is done here because it is uniform with the coloring of their characters. nothing is overboard detail wise.
I would like to see a single piece one day testing out lighting tho, :D
I did not mess with the brush opacity on the lighting as I wanted to keep with the same coloring theme. Too many different types of coloring within one picture often look wonky and out of place. However with this, I turned the layer itself to a lower opacity, moving it to where it looked best.
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