C&C on two possible art styles.

Started by Penguinx, Tue 23/12/2003 22:51:52

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Penguinx

Each style of the character shown below contains thirteen colors. This drawing is representative of the down-left direction of motion.

One style has no manually drawn dithering and the other has a bunch.

No dither:


Dither:


Which do you prefer and why?

Thanks!

Darth Mandarb

These look awesome!  



I prefer the first one ... though the differences (at the viewable size) are near impossible to tell apart!  I think the first one should be easier to animate/work with too.

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MrColossal

definetly the first one cause the contrast is greater and i can see where the light and shadow is. the second just blends together and it all becomes one colour

otherwise WOOP
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Neole

Awesome character! The flat shadin might e better cos it would be more clear. Also depends on the background.

Igor

Fantastic!
I love both and really couldn't decide which one i like better.

Penguinx

Thanks for all of the comments! I think I am going to opt for the flat-shaded version. If nothing else, as Darth Mandarb pointed out, it should be easier to animate.

I've been lurking as time has permitted; I just bought my first home and have been too busy for anything more.

Getting back into the swing, though!

Arasan Nayamu


Just a personal opinion, but I like the 'cel-shading' look better (the top one). Being an anime artist, I just happen to get a kick out of how a flat color used correctly can look uber and still pass off as a shadow, ya know? I'm a nut for cel shading... and anime of course. ^_^

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Cerulean

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I think you should keep the dither on the jeans, have none on the face, and compromise with less dithered area on the jacket. It's a texture thing.

MadReizka

Looks great. Cant wait for some more of your work!
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Penguinx

Thanks for the kind words.

Cerulean, I agree that the dithering seems to add the right amount of texture to the fabric areas. I'm just about finished with some of his animation loops and I'll post two different versions on Monday.

Hopefully, the free time fairy will come along and bless me with a not-so-hectic weekend.

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