08-22-2012, 03:05 AM
If you're going to have 3D models of monsters anyways, you may just as well use some of those in the menu, too, or go with neat pre-renders.
The two monsters you have now, are - no offense - monsters. The shading is rather flat and doesn't convey volume while using various contradicting light sources. Like I said, I'd suggest using 3D models, prerenders or clean vector illustrations / nice digital paintings with proper brushes and not what appears like the mspaint spraycan. It's also weird how different parts have different levels of sharpness.
Other than that, there's not really much to say as there's not more to see yet. Would it be possible to get some in-progress screenshots?
The two monsters you have now, are - no offense - monsters. The shading is rather flat and doesn't convey volume while using various contradicting light sources. Like I said, I'd suggest using 3D models, prerenders or clean vector illustrations / nice digital paintings with proper brushes and not what appears like the mspaint spraycan. It's also weird how different parts have different levels of sharpness.
Other than that, there's not really much to say as there's not more to see yet. Would it be possible to get some in-progress screenshots?