(10-23-2009, 06:33 PM)Sploder Wrote: [ -> ]I prefer the middle one. The longer nose looks better, while the shorter nose looks squished.
Edit: Also guys, I think we can go ahead and move these to their respective threads. This one is starting to turn into
The Smash Bros. Project 5.0.
I improved it.
Tell me if the face is better, and more important, in style.
did a very small edit to Luigi.
I was also very bored...(but I believe that the Yoshi Series needs a new character(s) *coughgetridofonedkcharactercough*)
(10-23-2009, 07:44 PM)Mist th Wrote: [ -> ]To fat and tall I think.
Equally Fatter + Equally Taller = Proportionately Larger
I'm pretty sure that's a bad reference.
Maybe but still I'm pretty sure I'm right.
Hey guys, I'm trying to make a tutorial, but I don't know who to sprite in it. I want it to be someone fairly simple, but still shows off all the known style guidelines.
Anybody have any ideas?
Also, Luigi is indeed a bit plump, but he's still thinner than Mario.
Hm... I thought Yoshi was too upright. He needs to be slouching a little.
(10-23-2009, 09:20 PM)Sploder Wrote: [ -> ]Hey guys, I'm trying to make a tutorial, but I don't know who to sprite in it. I want it to be someone fairly simple, but still shows off all the known style guidelines.
Anybody have any ideas?
I would personally suggest working backwards from one that we already have made for the sake of the tutorial. But even then I don't think any of them are perfected yet anyways.
Yeah there's a lack of consistency that's yet to be discovered.
DO sonic. He would have to be the easiest in my eyes.
So are we going to restart the threads?
(10-23-2009, 10:18 PM)Mist th Wrote: [ -> ]So are we going to restart the threads?
No, just post the stuff in the threads.
Also, I think I have the general guidelines behind the style about right.
+ Black outline around outside of sprite. Separated objects also have black outlines.
+ 3 shades maximum. An extra shade can be used if it is also used as a shade for other colors.
+ High saturation, usually above 200. Exceptions: grays and whites.
If you guys can think of any other "rules" for the style, please bring them up.