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originally posted in:Bungieball
Edited by Mereel N7:
7/9/2014 11:57:56 PM
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Use a thicker line around the body. It seems counter-intuitive, but it makes them look a ton better. Also, hand draw the eyes. Half of the emotion is represented using the eyes.
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This any better?
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Edited by DE4THINC4RN4TE: 7/11/2014 12:45:30 AMYes, now try to make a thicker line around the body. Take a look at some of my comics for example. As for the eyes, you can shape them in many ways to show various kinds of emotion, like anger, happiness, sadness, etc.
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Any suggested brush in to use in paint then?
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Just the standard dot brush. Personally I use GIMP since it has more options (Layers, selection, etc.) but it's simp enough for Paint to suffice.
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That's actually the brush I've been using. Should I just make it bigger then?
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Yep. Don't make it so thick, but it should be a thicker than a few pixels. When I'm working on these, I use one that is 20 pixels thick for bigger balls. (On a 1000 pixel wide canvas.)
