J.A.F. Team

Cool. I like the Great Miru and the Pakari Nuva.

Whoa, you did a great job on these. They actually look set accurate.

I think you should work on the shading, though.

 

Oh, and it's Wanderer, not Chronicler, unless there's another one I don't know about.

Wandering. Chronicler. What's the difference? (Besides spelling and meaning)

 

Shading does make things look more realistic, and I actually used shading onthe mask I just created. But when you want to recolor object in other programs outside of powerpoint, instead of a solid block of color you have multiple layers that can be a pain to really recolor. And I personally prefer solid blocks.

 

(Just another way of saying shadings too difficult. )

 

What I just do is to toss a few gradients in.

Do you use the grid or just freehand point to point? With the former, you can match up one side almost perfect (if that side was also made on the grid). Without it, you have to use some pinpoint accuracy or risk stripes of color.

 

What I prefer to do is make the basic sides of the shape on the grid, and then edit the points freehand off the grid. But some of the earlier masks here were made on PP 95, which didn't quite have the "off the grid" concept yet.

 

I like Vezok, Thok, and Avak most. Avak especially.

-Taipu-
(really Bunda)

What I simply do is to put a gradient in instead of color... So I have no clue what you're talking about.

Mmm... Pakari and Pakari Nuva.