LordForeigner's sketches.

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Foreigner
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Lordforeigner
I have a Galkan character on this server. I've been meaning to sketch him out, but never got around to it. Now I have, and I added a Mithra if anyone complains about seeing too much muscle.

Anyway, I'm sure some of you know who that other person is, otherwise, I have no idea what he does on this game all day.

Practice sketches.

If you think I asked him to do this, I didn't.
 
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I really dig the effect on your char in the Sig you made. Using Photoshop and model viewer, or did you draw that??
 
Hah, I didn't draw that. It's exactly as you said, Photoshop and Model Viewer.

^^ Well, anyway very nice work! :D The effect on your char makes it look like ti was drawn, so whatever filter or render you used, /praise! :3

My only suggestion would be the text blends too much in some parts making it a little tough to read.
 
Screw the 56k'ers, they shouldn't be looking at a picture thread if they're on 56k anyways.

Come to think of it, they shouldn't even be on the internet. go away and get a better connection damnit! ><

PS: Sweet drawings :)
 
Still very hard to read before of the background. Instead of a drop shadow try an Outer Glad at like 5-8 size with an offsetting color. Maybe the oragne from the Fisherman tunic, or a light blue.
 
Heh, much more readable. :) Practice makes perfect! Keep up cool art, man! :D
 
Thank you. I don't think I would've been able to make it look good without some one telling me it looked bad. ¯ v ¯ ;


>_>;; it didn't look bad, you just couldn't read it. Sorry if it came off that way..
 
>_>;; it didn't look bad, you just couldn't read it. Sorry if it came off that way..

Well, I guess that sounded bad... I meant: "... without someone telling me what's wrong with it." Yeah, I guess that sounds better. I hope I didn't make you seem like flamer of some kind. :oops:
 
You'll probably get better results with a bold, dark outline and a light color for your text. Try darkening just the white parts of your background (behind the text) and maybe even brightening up the darker parts. If you've got an Illustrator/Photoshop file for it I wouldn't mind tinkering around with it and telling you what I did/do to make it easier to read.
 
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