- I know why. -

Posted on: Dec 01, 2018
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- I know why I'm starting to become unhappy with my skins/skin shading. To me, when I look at my skins compared to some others, I think to myself, Something is wrong. Something is wrong and different and I don't get what it is. I know why; I get it. I haven't gotten colour palettes down and I don't know how long it will take. I might change my shading for it if I have to, but if any of you can maybe give me some tips that you know or that you used, that would be very helpful. Thank you. Sorry for not posting. I love you all. Bam < 3 - (As always, credit to idkhowsad, or now known as Alyss. for the original pixel art.
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It wasn't?
https://www.minecraftskins.com/skin/12352777/i-was-bored-okay/
Here is a pallete reference by Incomplete! I hope this helps you in some way
You can use some really easy websites on hue shifting, that's how I learned, + looking at others skins' and getting inspiration from them. c: http://www.perbang.dk/rgbgradient/
glad to know my favorite minecraft epic gamer is improving
Sounds good. Thank you so much. I don't really know how to hue shift, I will practice.
Here's a blog I read awhile back, maybe this'll help?
https://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/tutorial-palettes-and-hue-shifting/
- lower saturation. Most people do the opposite, but that's just my method. Just play around with colors, find what works best for you, and my No.1 personal rule - hue. shift. Hue shifting does wonders. < 3 Hope this mess of words helps somehow!
Sounds good. Thank you so much. I don't really know how to hue shift, I will practice.
Colors are really painful. x) My advice is to find people you admire and use the eyedrop tool and look at the way they make their palettes, any patterns and whatnot. Personally, my method is my highlights have higher saturation, and my shadows have -
- lower saturation. Most people do the opposite, but that's just my method. Just play around with colors, find what works best for you, and my No.1 personal rule - hue. shift. Hue shifting does wonders. < 3 Hope this mess of words helps somehow!
Colors are really painful. x) My advice is to find people you admire and use the eyedrop tool and look at the way they make their palettes, any patterns and whatnot. Personally, my method is my highlights have higher saturation, and my shadows have -