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Re: Art for my RPG
First thing I notice is that your branches curve down, giving you tree a dieing/sad look. In your ref picture the branches either go straight or in a slight upward curve, making the trees look healthy and alive. Really quick and dirty example in photoshop. My example is a bit to much, but just to give you an idea of what I… -
Re: Art for my RPG
Sorry, the "bad design is a feature" excuse doesn't fly at polycount. It's the same as using the "it's an alien" excuse for shoddy anatomy in a character model. Sorry if I seem harsh but the habit of making excuses for your work has to be nipped in the bud early. <edit> ok reread your cat in the hat example, it seems like… -
Re: Art for my RPG
personally I think you need to step back and ask yourself if you think the work you are putting out looks good and is pleasing to look at for the end user... honest crit - the colors are horrible and need to be looked at (neon purple chimney and what I assume is seaweed on the structure) the rest of the textures are very… -
Re: Art for my RPG
Ok, now we're getting a btter idea of what you're aiming for. First thing I'd do is ditch what I'm assuming will be a brick chimney once it's textured. It doesn't really fit with the rudely made nature of the rest of the building. I'd suggest that people who live in these sorts of temporary typed structures would cook… -
Re: Art for my RPG
Thanks for actual suggestions, rather than "scrap everything get a ref". Using the fact that this is a different world is kind of an excuse, but I want many of the things in this game to seem new. This isn't going to be a game with dragons, elves, dwarves, and standard fantasy fare as we know it. Ever since Tolkien wrote…
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