Wait so do you have to touch the webs to get the pet or as usual does the pet appear and you touch it? because i keep touching the webs and nothing is happening.

Now there are almost as many pets for October as for the rest of the year, seems kinda unbalanced... 😐
Not that I'm complaining about new pets, and having some variation on how many you can find in a month is also nice, but maybe you should add some more to make it at least a little more balanced. 😏

Well I don't mean to not be legit...

My fault, sorry

Ha

Sympathise. Doing a great job.

if u hover over the webs they dissapear

xD

Really nice art! I will have to try that technique some time. Thank you very much for the inspiration. My habit for art and skins is usually to pick colors as needed from the color wheel, but the times that I have restricted myself to a palette, it often ends up looking better than I expected. Something about having limitations makes us come up with more creative solutions to the restrictions, I think.

I found it the most manageable way to organize haha, esp since I think lumis/values are way more important than hues. Reminds me of that old Knoble blog, as long as your values are readable, hues can be relative but not consistent. I've even made art a similar way (These colors I used for the art piece come from this skin organized by lumi lol) 😅

What an interesting approach! I would find it very difficult to use such a large luma sorted palette. DB32 sorted by luma is doable, but yours looks like it has hundreds of colors. That takes some skill.

That was something I was testing! I've just got Stable Diffusion running on my PC and was curious if I could use images to generate a palette for my skins because I suspect a lot of user here reference image colors a lot (Not that it's bad, I think it's cool so I wanted to try it!). Pretty much got an image of the colors I was imagining in my head, ran it in Aseprite, organized it there, and imported it to PMCSkin3D. Mostly why I recorded it, to document how well it was compared to normal. Testing speed to my other recording lengths as well as sharing it

It definitely works, but I don't think it sped up my process much. All it did was help with the initial color choices to make sure they were compatible (But if I was that desperate, I could just color pick any images). Towards the end I completely abandoned the palette and went back to normal. Don't think I will ever do it again, I felt it guided me so little I didn't even mention it although the idea helped motivate a lot of it lol

Really cool video! I love to see what other artists' skin making process is like. I'm wondering where the palette comes from though. Were these colors you chose by hand, or were they sampled from something and sorted by luminosity?

the tall god man

It's Joeeellllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Noice!

very very epic

Layers? More like coming eventuallyers.

ooo