Character: Miners Revolt Character Concept

[Confracto]

*peers intently* ..uh....it's a person...kinda

(if you're wondering why no one else has posted a response, it's because your image is a fuzzy shadow, with no detail, so it's kinda hard to tell what it is, let alone if it's cool looking.)

[Ferg]

kinda hard to crit a blurry black silouette :-\

[JDinges]

I second that.

[LoTekK]

The whole point of concept art is to give you something to work with when drawing/painting/modelling/etc. It usually will give you a good idea of the overall look, characteristic details, etc. So unless you're going to be modelling a big black humanoid-shaped blob, this isn't much of a "concept" per se.

[nattnewman]

Sorry about this.

I didnt realise how bad it looked - my monitor isn't configured properly, and I didn't notice how drastically dark this was until I checked on some other computers.

Assigning colour profile and collaborating monitor now...........sit tight, I'll have the proper one soon.

Thanks for bearing with me!

LoTekK: this is a concept image in the sense that it sets the mood of the project. Once my colour profile issues are resolved I'll post another scene, and a full colour stylised version of the character.

:cheers:

Nathan

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http://www.zizane.beakshy.com/mr/corrected/m_r~con_character.jpg

http://www.zizane.beakshy.com/mr/corrected/m_r~con2.jpg

http://www.zizane.beakshy.com/mr/corrected/m_r~moodset.jpg

Hope these are a little better for you! Otherwise take em into PS and adjust the brightness and contrast a little ;)

Thanks for your time.

Nathan

[kotter]

well, you've certainly gotten me curious :)
waiting for that character...

[nattnewman]

Thanks for the interest people.

Please let me know if these images appear to be better - really need to know if the monitor is set up properly.

Thanks in advance,

Nathan.

[Ghostscape]

the character is fine..but the other two are too dark. Go fix your gamma ;)

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