07-02-2015, 12:19 PM
I think Cytric has it particularly close, like almost exact. Though I'd argue to take the right sprite, move the head forward a bit and then move it and the shoulders down. After all, Steven's a pretty squat fellow.
Speaking of, lucky for you SU's one of those shows that have a lot of publicly available development art.
Like so
(bit of a big image plus they had another thing in it too so put it in a spoiler)
So yeah, there's a lot of model sheets like this. If you've got a program like gimp/photoshop/sai I'd recommend having things like these model sheets to the side while working on a sprite, use it as a reference while you work!
But it's still quite a good start and I don't see anything wrong with the colour choices! I'm not exactly an expert so maybe my thoughts aren't entirely valid. If you're going for exact show style, just generally follow the available model sheets and you should be fine.
Best of luck with this, it should turn out great!
Speaking of, lucky for you SU's one of those shows that have a lot of publicly available development art.
Like so
(bit of a big image plus they had another thing in it too so put it in a spoiler)
![[+]](images/collapse_collapsed.png "[+]")
Spoiler![[Image: StevenUniverse_17.jpg]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Ftheconceptartblog.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2013%2F11%2FStevenUniverse_17.jpg&hash=25a4fe62f311c5a43ab0a3e4fa658865)
So yeah, there's a lot of model sheets like this. If you've got a program like gimp/photoshop/sai I'd recommend having things like these model sheets to the side while working on a sprite, use it as a reference while you work!
But it's still quite a good start and I don't see anything wrong with the colour choices! I'm not exactly an expert so maybe my thoughts aren't entirely valid. If you're going for exact show style, just generally follow the available model sheets and you should be fine.
Best of luck with this, it should turn out great!