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Pixel Art / Re: Dark platformer mockup [WIP] [C+C]
« on: September 17, 2015, 11:29:46 pm »
@Cheetah:
Some of my lighting was off quite a lot before. The tree trunk, for example had been really bothering me, seeing as I had yet to change the lighting to fit. I had planned, and may still, be adding a lantern to the front of the house. With the cooler leaves and trunk, hopefully small warm light sources around the map could look pretty nice..
Here is the latest, though I have cheated and blended in part of a screenshot from destiny just to expriment with the colors a bit, and translucent layers are causing strange artifacts and blurriness around the place. I think I am much happier with the colors and contrast, now, though. The background is much brighter, making it much easier to separate it from the foreground and add effect from the atmosphere. I also noticed I had a very sharp split between the water and the sky, whereas I need more of gradient from the atmospheric perspective.I'll be using the colors in this mess as a reference for the cleaned up piece.
I think I may still go a bit greener in the background, but it'll probably be easiest to clean it up first and put it into software other than PyxelEdit for changing the color. Photoshop would be best, but my license for that expired.
Some of my lighting was off quite a lot before. The tree trunk, for example had been really bothering me, seeing as I had yet to change the lighting to fit. I had planned, and may still, be adding a lantern to the front of the house. With the cooler leaves and trunk, hopefully small warm light sources around the map could look pretty nice..
Here is the latest, though I have cheated and blended in part of a screenshot from destiny just to expriment with the colors a bit, and translucent layers are causing strange artifacts and blurriness around the place. I think I am much happier with the colors and contrast, now, though. The background is much brighter, making it much easier to separate it from the foreground and add effect from the atmosphere. I also noticed I had a very sharp split between the water and the sky, whereas I need more of gradient from the atmospheric perspective.I'll be using the colors in this mess as a reference for the cleaned up piece.
I think I may still go a bit greener in the background, but it'll probably be easiest to clean it up first and put it into software other than PyxelEdit for changing the color. Photoshop would be best, but my license for that expired.

