I noticed the difference when I tested this scene with my brother comptuer and It looked very bright... My colors looks way different from my compture .. I need maybe adjust my screen colors..
As always, I recommend the online calibration tool at
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ as a good reference to calibrate your monitor with.
That looks insteresting.. Problem here is that it looks too dark.. My intention was to make vibrant but not super bright...
I think what you have is just too bright, still (better than it was, but..). If you look at LoZ: Link to the Past screenshots, it seems like a reasonable example of a vibrant art style, and you can see that most things are darker than you have. Seiken Densetsu 3 (which I guess you have taken some inspiration from) is done in a similar way. eg
this screenshot appears very vibrant but the main brightness level that dominates the picture is of the grass tiles, which is fairly dark.
Another example is
Rayman (the original one), which gets away with some bright colors by using a lot of value changes so that no area of value becomes overwhelming. This requires more work IME.
« Last Edit: October 07, 2014, 03:46:25 am by Ai »

Logged
If you insist on being pessimistic about your own abilities, consider also being pessimistic about the accuracy of that pessimistic judgement.