What, really? You pixel in grey, then color later? I . . . don't think I've seen anyone do that unless of course they're just mapping a color ramp over the palette.
How are you going about doing this?
Did you do this with either the earlier done girl or crow?
Very curious. You're one of the faster pixellers I know of so I'd like to know more if you feel like sharing.
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The impressive part for me is the ability for one to tell which parts are metal so easily at a glance.
But . . . it's
all metal.
I'm a little surprised to see reflective chrome-like surfaces on him. They look cool, though.
Polished metal seems a little out of place, to me, because I guess I was assuming this guy to be more of a grungier, industrial type.
But some flashy, showier parts is interesting because it implies these guys have pride in what they do and so they keep their exoskeletons nice looking. Like a soldier that obsessively clean and polishes his gun/gear.
I'm really happy with the pose fix. The leg thing.
Much better.
Diggin' those boots, man!
You decreased the diameter of the upper arm pieces. Are you sure there's enough space inside for a man's upper arm?
Even the
overlaid figure GIF you made doesn't appear to fit.
Even at a glance, the upper arms' armor seems much too small.
I can only imagine a rather tough looking guy wearing the suit, and therefore I'd expect him to be rather muscular.
I know he'd have the engine-assisted hydraulics and all that, but still.
What would a guy be wearing, inside the suit?
When he takes it off, after battle, what does he have on? Would it be something like a pair of
long-johns?
