More definition of light and dark needs to occur on the speckles, unless you are planning on making the speckles lambent at a later point, which would arguably be super awesome.Labyrinth said:
Stage 4 Basic tone.
Stage 5. I call them splorts. I felt her colouring was boring without it.
Stage 6. Texturing the splorts.
Stage 7. Got rid of the outline and started work on the part definition. More tone and such to come.
Stage 8. Detail, more detail. Shading, etc. Soon I'll start on the backdrop.
So far.. 8 hours work.
Ah...the setting is a bit complicated. More like the latter, certainly. It's the same world I'm using for my RP The Unknown, so if you want to read a very long and entirely incomplete description, you can find one here [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/362.117578#2227445].Fightgarr said:I like the potential of this character. I'm also interested to know a bit about the universe you've set the campaign in. Is it a futuristic setting or is it fantasy just with robots also a la some part of Magic the Gathering or arguably the Eberron setting?Zemalac said:Another little piece I did for Tracker-Soul Kesp, in my D&D world. My players haven't met him yet, and I've been drawing him to come up with his personality and whatnot.
I was going to do something as well... I still haven't got around to anything.Archemetis said:I remember someone mentioning that this thread was a year old and that a picture should be created, I felt like drawing a picture for the occasion.
And besides that, I wanted to try updating my online personna's image.
This is coming along really well. A lot of the speckles still feel a bit flat but the shines are expertly done... they shame my highlights. If I have one other complaint its that the boob has no weight to it. Its just a bit too static. It just feels a bit unreal.Labyrinth said:
Stage 9: more highlights, still fiddling with the texture. I'm not sure what to do with that head though, it's annoying me.
