Yes. I want to take part too. 

I like animals and plants without exceptions. I like mountains and the ocean as well.
I'm interested in performing arts, literature and video games.

Feel free to make what you're comfortable with. But don't make the following things the main part of your piece:
- guns, cars, blood

I'm afraid of zombies and giant underwater creatures. I don't complain about a little chill, but don't make me cry scare me to much.

Nostril slits are, what snakes and lizzards have.
That's exactly what I had in mind.
I'm excited to see your results.

When in doubt, I use google and find hex codes to plonk in. I'm colorblind though, so I can't say I recommend that unless you want to start over-relying on a crutch you don't necessarily need!

Hm, thanks for the tip. I don't have the feeling that I need to do this at the moment. I mostly can point out wrong colours.


*sigh*
I have so little time and since I have evening shifts like every day, I'm feeling a little impatient. This isn't nearly done.
What I wonder about are the colour ramps. In the original screenshot, some colours get less saturated when they get darker. I know that's not irregular, but it makes it hard for me to find ramps that share colours.
Additional, I can't make the armor look geometric as it is supposed to.

Ideally, every part of the outfit should be a seperate layer.
Start with the face and shoulders, then layer the cloth bits on top of that, then the armor atop that. You might even need to layer out the various parts of the armor, but start with the head and work your way out.

Thank you. This process is as logic as it is helpful. See how far I've come.


The colours are just placeholders.
I think I will need five hues:
- something for gold and the eyes
- a brown for the hat, the collar and the shoulder armor
- a colour for the skin
- some purple for the wrap and the thing on his back
- some grey for the beard, the shirt and the band on the hat

Yeah, I had luck yesterday and it was a pleasure to watch you (not just for the art  ).

I'm feeling inspired now, seeing you dive into your work showed me how much I miss this in my life.
Thank you for sharing this. I mean it.