I think we should stay flesh toned so they pop out against the green. everything is painted under the line art and stays relatively loose. I did do a couple passes over the line art with a soft light layer to tone down the strength of the lines in the light.
I think i will need to make a line art pass on a lot of the character drawings so they stay in the same universe.
The buttons are in the adobe folder / buttons folder. The psd has both the back and forward buttons as well as the pushed down buttons. If you text vince he should be able to tell you how to plug them in.
Speaking of other pages, do we know yet which pages we still need poses for?
Also, let's remember to through the finish that the backgrounds should be dropped in saturation quite a bit compared to the characters in the shot so they can stand out. I feel like we don't want that comment from the faculty on Friday ;)
Looks cool! How should we approach coloring the characters in the other pages?
ReplyDeleteI think we should stay flesh toned so they pop out against the green. everything is painted under the line art and stays relatively loose. I did do a couple passes over the line art with a soft light layer to tone down the strength of the lines in the light.
ReplyDeleteI think i will need to make a line art pass on a lot of the character drawings so they stay in the same universe.
The buttons are in the adobe folder / buttons folder. The psd has both the back and forward buttons as well as the pushed down buttons. If you text vince he should be able to tell you how to plug them in.
This is fun, Cody!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of other pages, do we know yet which pages we still need poses for?
Also, let's remember to through the finish that the backgrounds should be dropped in saturation quite a bit compared to the characters in the shot so they can stand out. I feel like we don't want that comment from the faculty on Friday ;)
good call kim, I will do that.
ReplyDeleteI am not 100% which ones are done or not. I will get back to you on that