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Bushes/Shrubs
Did a bush/shrub that can be tiled in the tileset editor recently. Thought i'd post it up to gather some comments :)
Comes in summer, autumm, meadow,forest colours Critique and Comment please, and no using without written permission http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/8232/busheswip.png |
They don't look like bushes. They look more like counters. I wouldn't have guessed they were bushes if you haven't said it.
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Over all it looks more like some sort of personal shading/texture exercise. |
They totally fit with a modern themed server.
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They look really thick and really manicured. Which I mean, you might see out of a really expensive building. But honestly they need some more leaf definition.
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Is this for Sims on Amiga? |
Probably shouldn't be perfectly rectangular.
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EDIT: http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6177/bushdefined.png Here's what i got so far, any suggestions? |
Looking less plain with some definition to it. Take off that emboss **** and do some pixel work though.
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Don't rotate it :)
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http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6177/bushdefined.png
I agree with FallChild above, I also wonder how well this tiles together. But I do see more of a bush in this now than it was like before. |
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sickest tiles to be created ^^
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http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/9...shdefined2.png Hows it now? i followed the picture dusty showed, theres now no clear line where the border was before. |
Thing is, your's has an outline. There are no single leaves sticking out or anything like that. Which makes it look boring and undefined. And I don't think the color works well either.
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Whipped this up as an example of how I would go about it.
I started with black as my background color and added layers on top of that. Each lighter color starts further up. The top half of the hedge is just the bottom half flipped upwards and lightened a bit, mostly because I'm lazy. Notice the 'w' and 'm' shapes circled in red. Ideally things that stand out like that would need to be touched up, because they're going to stand out even more when you tile the image. Also notice how the back edge is rigged instead of being a straight line? Ideally the sides would have the same sort of shape but I didn't bother to make the sides. As for the bottom edge you could add some tufts of color there that match your server's grass tiles so that it blends in better. http://i34.tinypic.com/11v193s.png |
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K update! |
looks better. still looks too "plasticy" if you get my drift.
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Still too much filtering for me. The image is maxed out in colors xD
edit: Quick color reduction/tweaking (6 colors, compared to full 256 used by OP) Attachment 51478 Contrast is a little high, it's whatever. I think the problem is you're using filters to create detail causing it to have that 'plastic' effect mention in above post. Not even sure if this is intended for Graal/supposed to be pixel art (dunno if you mentioned so) but filters are a bad choice if you're trying to pixel. |
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Reduced the amount of colours without overdoing the contrast. (I dont want too much contrast, since i might be doing this for a modern server.) http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/6071/lesscolours.png All of them have around 9 colours now. |
I like it, and the Autumn color looks lovely. <3
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looks better, but unless you're brave enough to use layers (which have close to zero support), these won't work as tiles.
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They look like brackets.
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ever since this thread starter i kept thinking of this, i have to get it off my mind.
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...jpg?1281521326 |
Ni !
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To whoever neg-repped me, yeah you're right about the sig, sorry, fixed it.
But monty pyton isn't retarded :(. ontopic: It's better with the smaller amount of colors, but it doesn't tile very nicely on the inside. |
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thanks for the comments people. :) |
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