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Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - HyperSonic92 - 01-20-2009

[Image: mr_dar10.png]

I'll add more soon details and stuff soon.

C+C?

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - Chdonga - 01-20-2009

So far all I can say is the hat is un(der?)shaded

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - Skyraven - 01-20-2009

(01-20-2009, 06:14 PM)Chdonga Wrote: So far all I can say is the hat is un(der?)shaded
he said it was a WIP.
though i dont like the line art on the hat

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - HyperSonic92 - 01-20-2009

[Image: mr_dar11.png]

Added hand, eyes, more shading, the ball things on the hat, and edited the hat outline a little

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - waluigi fan bros - 01-21-2009

looks better now

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - Chris2Balls [:B] - 01-21-2009

Well... I think you need to work on the folds, referencing closely to the image and recreating it in a more accurate way (this requires practice, so it'll come over time). It might help if you used a bigger reference I believe, as you've lost a lot of quality when shrinking the picture. I suggest you think more about how the light lands on the character (where it comes from, its intensity, the fabric on which it lands). That's all I can say to help you.
I'll be looking for an update!

RE: Mr. Dark from Rayman 1 - HyperSonic92 - 01-21-2009

(01-21-2009, 04:16 PM)Chris2Balls [:B] Wrote: Well... I think you need to work on the folds, referencing closely to the image and recreating it in a more accurate way (this requires practice, so it'll come over time). It might help if you used a bigger reference I believe, as you've lost a lot of quality when shrinking the picture. I suggest you think more about how the light lands on the character (where it comes from, its intensity, the fabric on which it lands). That's all I can say to help you.
I'll be looking for an update!
I shrunk it for a size reference. I'll find a bigger picture for detail reference