Sage Posted April 18, 2017 Posted April 18, 2017 That's pretty rad. My only suggestion would be to replace the model with the mummy head/hands sticking out of the wall because it looks a bit out of place. It'd be a lot of work to change now, but I have another suggestion for the future: When making custom textures for a very dark, spooky sort of area, it's a good idea to use a very dark blue (or violet, or red, or whatever you prefer) color instead of pure greyscale colors. I won't go into a big, long, boring art school explanation of why you shopuld do this, but I'll give a visual example: The top row is a dark blue palette, with some variation in color saturation. At its darkest, it's still not pure black. The bottom row is the same palette, but in grayscale. It lacks any variation in color saturation, and comes off looking more bland. Unless you're doing any graphic work that is purely, 100% black and white, you should retain some slight color to get the best looking results. Quote
Tio Akima Posted April 18, 2017 Author Posted April 18, 2017 6 minutes ago, Sage said: That's pretty rad. My only suggestion would be to replace the model with the mummy head/hands sticking out of the wall because it looks a bit out of place. It'd be a lot of work to change now, but I have another suggestion for the future: When making custom textures for a very dark, spooky sort of area, it's a good idea to use a very dark blue (or violet, or red, or whatever you prefer) color instead of pure greyscale colors. I won't go into a big, long, boring art school explanation of why you shopuld do this, but I'll give a visual example: The top row is a dark blue palette, with some variation in color saturation. At its darkest, it's still not pure black. The bottom row is the same palette, but in grayscale. It lacks any variation in color saturation, and comes off looking more bland. Unless you're doing any graphic work that is purely, 100% black and white, you should retain some slight color to get the best looking results. Thanks for the message, but I like the colors I used. And I'll leave it like this. Quote
Najara Posted April 20, 2017 Posted April 20, 2017 Woah, this looks a lot like the EC map I made a while ago. Good job nevertheless. Quote
Olrox Posted May 14, 2017 Posted May 14, 2017 On 4/20/2017 at 0:16 PM, Najara said: Woah, this looks a lot like the EC map I made a while ago. Good job nevertheless. I had the exact same feeling. Thought I was the only one lol Quote
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