01-06-2015, 04:03 AM
hey forrest,
happy new year to you. I hope it is all good.
I saw your latest illustration on facebook (the one with the green dudes talking to the d&d guys) and I thought I'd do an overpaint of it.
I changed the following:
The overall mood was too warm for me to convey a sense of tension or danger, which is implied by the "calm down" gesture of the guy and the pointing of the main greeny.
I simplified some of the trees to have less wobblyness.
I added the grassy patches the main greeny has around its feet also behind it to imply it came from there, leaving growing grass whereever it steps.
I pushed all but the two main characters in the background by making them lighter or darker.
I added some texture and tree-mushroom for visual interest and to help the comp.
I added rimlights on the main characters with a gradient from warm green on him to cold green on her.
I hope you like it and it helps a bit.
original
overpaint
Keep up that effort
happy new year to you. I hope it is all good.
I saw your latest illustration on facebook (the one with the green dudes talking to the d&d guys) and I thought I'd do an overpaint of it.
I changed the following:
The overall mood was too warm for me to convey a sense of tension or danger, which is implied by the "calm down" gesture of the guy and the pointing of the main greeny.
I simplified some of the trees to have less wobblyness.
I added the grassy patches the main greeny has around its feet also behind it to imply it came from there, leaving growing grass whereever it steps.
I pushed all but the two main characters in the background by making them lighter or darker.
I added some texture and tree-mushroom for visual interest and to help the comp.
I added rimlights on the main characters with a gradient from warm green on him to cold green on her.
I hope you like it and it helps a bit.
original
overpaint
Keep up that effort