I dunno about you guys, but that looks like pretty happy metal giant to me. Drew dat right before I went to sleep lol.
In other news, my life is slowly being drained away as I work out the many kinks in my game…once that's done, enemy and level design, here I come, ugh.
The mountains are darker, but the fog is brighter…
The depth-brightness thing was something I heard a painter say. I've just looked through some landscapes and to me it seems like depth doesn't affect brightness.. I was annoyed by the light grey bit on the right leg, and the bright buildings. When I inverted and de-contrasted the image, the grey bits vaguely looked like shadows.
Happy mech is happy too. This is Crim-chan from CosmicBreak. Chibi version of the popular air bot Crimrose.Objects in the background are normally drawn lighter (or partially desaturated) than the rest. That's a result of the "fog", even when there is no actual fog.
Objects in the background are partially desaturated than the rest… if there is an atmosphere. It's a result of atmospheric dispersion. Often it is also blue-ish because of Einstein's discovery that the colour blue is more easily dispersed than other colours (this also makes our sky blue).
=3^^ That was what I wanted to say, to a certain extend :P
AWESOME.
Seriously, I'm setting that as my cellphone background or something.Lol, sweet dude. I would put more stuff here but eh. I don't know if I wanna turn all my blogs into an art gallery heh.