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Weekly Challenge: Pixel Crunch
I've added bigger contrast please tell me what you think abuot it (compare with the preview).
I don't think kids want to eat dinausor vomit for breakfast xD
Better already :)
Oh and I agree with RoboBOT, try adding more contrast to the shading on the dragon. Don't fear putting a little bit more darkness/lightness differences in the green colors. Also your light source seems a tad off, but I won't go there as I suck with lightsources :<
Also the eye you added is fine if you zoom up, but in normal view it somehow melds into the background ( dunno it might be also cause I have a high-resolution monitor at work, I'll check it once I'm home). I'll try to recommend something that you can do with it if I come up with anything :<
And you're welcome :)
thank you for the revisions :) back in the challenge
removing this from the challenge unless you can lower the colour count to the require max of 48. PM me should you need this put back into the challenge before time is up
Palette: 57 colors
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Rules:
Colours - Max 48.
Nice! My recommendation is to increase the contrast of the colors you used for the dragon. Don't be afraid of contrast, it can make the subject of the piece less flat-looking.
Thank you very much for your feedback. Your critism has been very useful to me. I'm almost finished updating it.
Hehe if it is, then let it be :p And also it feels a tad one-eyed. You could perhaps add a corner of the other eye / eye surrounding somewhere :s
Also your background is pretty simple, but still pretty cute, and in a way it fits the overall image. The stars could be a tad brighter perhaps, but that's a style question I guess. Also I think some people add anti-alis/glow effects to the stars, but that also is a style question :3
What if it's a very flat dragon?. No. I do see what you mean. I will try to improve it.
Better yet again, we'll make a pixel artist out of you yet! Still the light source is a bit off, but I guess learning that comes only with time and practise.