Published Oct 25th, 2013, 10/25/13 1:08 pm
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"I'm Gotham's reckoning, here to end the borrowed time you've all been living on."
Bane to John Daggert before killing him.
Bane, the man who broke Batman's back and brought Gotham to it's knees. Bane is the antagonist of the Dark Knight Rises.
Bane to John Daggert before killing him.
Bane, the man who broke Batman's back and brought Gotham to it's knees. Bane is the antagonist of the Dark Knight Rises.
| Gender | Male |
| Model | Steve |
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I worked with the arms for a while to try and give the impression of muscles, or least largeness, perhaps I didn't do it so well...
The pants are noisy because I tried to make them look gritty, faded, and textured. I'll be totally honest, I see what you mean, but I like it.
Thanks. x3
Just a suggestion, and this goes for all skinners, and you've probably all seen people suggest this, but you should try using more contrasted colours, it really makes the shading stand out, and lets people see the exact details you were going for when making the skin.
Looking at your skins, you have some great potential, and I would love to see where this could lead if you were to experiment a little more with colours, until you find a style that fits you and other people like too. Anyway, good luck :D
One thing I want to say about colors...
I often work from reference images when making a skin, and I always try to match the colors to the real thing as closely as is possible. I rarely do what most do and choose colors before hand, the colors in various parts are always decided by what they are on the actual image. This is why my color work can occasionally be odd, but I feel that it gives the skin the most relation to it's base and makes it more recognizable.