Thanks again for the pointers, Camel
I was a wee bit quick and sloppy when I initially painted the lava, so I'll go back and redo it (more carefully).
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Thanks again for the pointers, Camel
I was a wee bit quick and sloppy when I initially painted the lava, so I'll go back and redo it (more carefully).
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Yes, I suppose you could call it a palletOriginally posted by Rhetoric Camel
severinianthony, I was looking at your texturing and was wondeering what all those different color dots are? Is that your mixed colors pallet like a painter would use so you don't have to try and mix that color some more?
Whenever I paint UV's, I keep a layer called "swatches;" on that layer, I keep colors I think I might use. Also, I keep colors I tend to use as base colors, so that if I apply filter/effects to the image, and any blending goes on, I can get my exact base color back.
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Actually...looking back, I got rid of the previous saddle-cloth I was origionally doing, so those greens and purples aren't even needed anymore, lol...
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one thing i do notice though is there isn't a lot of contrast. the blanket on the back of the horse just kinda fades in with the rest of it...all of the colors are very similar, and kinda monotonous. you break it up on the head and the feet, but the bulk of the horse doesn't really draw attention.
the gold looks great on the bridle (is that the right word?) and it fits in well with the other colors, maybe add some gold to the saddle, or the blanket to break it up a bit? or just lighten up the mat so it contrasts a bit more with the saddle and body
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Thanks! Something that I've been rather slow about picking up, is that having greater contrast is getting me closer to what I want in the model.
@ Rhetoric
Thanks again; the lava is looking much better.
After this, and all my homework, I finally cracked this morning, at 3 AM (it's now 8:20 AM); I just laughed for no reason what-so-ever...and when I got to sleep, I had a strange dream. I might give the horse a bit of a break for the rest of this week, and come back to it once my finals are done.
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The feet need more attention? Yeesh, I thought the lava did it for the feet, and the rest of the model was in need of more attention :p
I suppose I could lighten up the highlights on the "stones" of the feet ("stones," as in the dark sections between the lava).
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