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landscapes sequence, opinions welcome! - oxiso - 11-26-2013

Hello, I would like to know your opinion about this sequence of landscapes

prehistory

[Image: ancient_civilization_by_oxiso-d6uhbom.jpg]


Ice Age

[Image: ancient_civilization_ice_age_by_oxiso-d6usg4j.jpg]


Rome empire

[Image: ancient_civ_rome_by_oxiso-d6vn0oy.jpg]


RE: landscapes sequence, opinions welcome! - hexo - 11-26-2013

looks great man! not qualified to make a critique but for me it looks great.


RE: landscapes sequence, opinions welcome! - oxiso - 11-27-2013

(11-26-2013, 04:34 PM)hexo Wrote: looks great man! not qualified to make a critique but for me it looks great.

Thanks :)



RE: landscapes sequence, opinions welcome! - Amit Dutta - 11-27-2013

They are nicely done, and a nice idea/progression. What kind of feedback did you want? I think overall each piece is pretty tightly rendered. It's a style thing, works if you are going for more a pixel art/lo fi type game. The character in the second image could do with some work anatomically and proportionally.

One thing to consider may be to change the position of the sun and lighting and switch up palettes with the different times/seasons to show a bit more variety between the images. I feel you erred on the lazy side with that. So the first could be a low key warm dawn scene, the middle as it is, the last, spring but warmer again and maybe dusk? Just to create more of a sensation of time passing.

That's about it without knowing your intentions.


RE: landscapes sequence, opinions welcome! - oxiso - 12-10-2013

(11-27-2013, 08:05 PM)monkeybread Wrote: They are nicely done, and a nice idea/progression. What kind of feedback did you want? I think overall each piece is pretty tightly rendered. It's a style thing, works if you are going for more a pixel art/lo fi type game. The character in the second image could do with some work anatomically and proportionally.

One thing to consider may be to change the position of the sun and lighting and switch up palettes with the different times/seasons to show a bit more variety between the images. I feel you erred on the lazy side with that. So the first could be a low key warm dawn scene, the middle as it is, the last, spring but warmer again and maybe dusk? Just to create more of a sensation of time passing.

That's about it without knowing your intentions.

excellent idea i will keep in mind!!