05-26-2015, 11:18 AM
So, Midi/Kelvin and ShadeDBZ mentioned that Photobucket isn't all that it's cracked up to be and makes it hard for them to see the full map as a result. As a temporary fix, I'll just upload the original version of the map on my Dropbox for you to view.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j2draa4b5ss78e...2.png?dl=0
Anyway, due to their suggestion, I'm consideirng using another image host for now on (likely Minus) once I make the proper adjustments to my Paper Mario sheet.
Speaking of which, I created the inked parts for not only that, but also for the fist few parts for my other two or three characters I am working on.
![[Image: Paper%20Mario%20inks%20exp_zps9oyykce2.png~original]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi208.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fbb109%2FE-Man276%2FPaper%2520Mario%2520inks%2520exp_zps9oyykce2.png%7Eoriginal&hash=01516c970da7dcc329c99c25819c5d91)
Tried to make the ears look like they are pushed out less, much like Xander suggested and I even scaled them up. Do you like them? By the way, I know that the new mouths do not have a complete outline compared to the old versions, but it's the best I could do without having any outline troubles pop up. Also, when I join the mouths together with the head, the outlines might connect in a way that causes an awkward angle. I'm sorry about this.
![[Image: Luigi%20Inks%20exp_zpsaeabpcts.png~original]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi208.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fbb109%2FE-Man276%2FLuigi%2520Inks%2520exp_zpsaeabpcts.png%7Eoriginal&hash=7ede0bcb14c2af4691c6484a522cd91a)
There's not much to say about Luigi because I'm more or less pleased with the final results. I could probably make either his left arm thinner or his right arm fatter now that I look at it, though. Of course, the one part I did without a sketch is the opposite facing L on his hat. It's nothing too big. I just wanted to get it out of the way since it was a good time to do that. As for the lack of hands and feet, Luigi is borrowing those from Mario. Understandably, I'm glad that I don't have to basically recreate parts that I could simply reuse.
![[Image: Koopa%20inks%20exp_zps0o16cqsv.png~original]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi208.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fbb109%2FE-Man276%2FKoopa%2520inks%2520exp_zps0o16cqsv.png%7Eoriginal&hash=a34d7b367fdbc3d56f34604f47b2bd37)
While I was working on the right arm, I couldn't help but notice how small it was compared to the left one. With that said, I made a larger version. What do you think of it? By the ay, before you ask about the solid feet shapes, I'll ket you know right off the bat that those are for an experiment I wanted to try to speed up my coloring process. I'll let you know if the final results turn out well.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j2draa4b5ss78e...2.png?dl=0
Anyway, due to their suggestion, I'm consideirng using another image host for now on (likely Minus) once I make the proper adjustments to my Paper Mario sheet.
Speaking of which, I created the inked parts for not only that, but also for the fist few parts for my other two or three characters I am working on.
Tried to make the ears look like they are pushed out less, much like Xander suggested and I even scaled them up. Do you like them? By the way, I know that the new mouths do not have a complete outline compared to the old versions, but it's the best I could do without having any outline troubles pop up. Also, when I join the mouths together with the head, the outlines might connect in a way that causes an awkward angle. I'm sorry about this.
There's not much to say about Luigi because I'm more or less pleased with the final results. I could probably make either his left arm thinner or his right arm fatter now that I look at it, though. Of course, the one part I did without a sketch is the opposite facing L on his hat. It's nothing too big. I just wanted to get it out of the way since it was a good time to do that. As for the lack of hands and feet, Luigi is borrowing those from Mario. Understandably, I'm glad that I don't have to basically recreate parts that I could simply reuse.
While I was working on the right arm, I couldn't help but notice how small it was compared to the left one. With that said, I made a larger version. What do you think of it? By the ay, before you ask about the solid feet shapes, I'll ket you know right off the bat that those are for an experiment I wanted to try to speed up my coloring process. I'll let you know if the final results turn out well.
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