Spoiler: my really old work (click to see content)Started in Mugen generations in April 12, 2012 For all Namek Goku stuff credits to Benhazard, Mugenhero, Neocide, MajinVegetto, and I don't remember anybody else.Koenma made from scratch by me.So, here I'm creating my Graphics sprite topic.http://i42.servimg.com/u/f42/17/42/95/34/zell_110.pngEdit of "djfenix" Zell sprite on DeviantArt, here it is: http://djfenix.deviantart.com/art/Zell-Dincht-Sprite-26993454Color separated almost everything, but I have some problems on the legs and on the Metal Knuckles.Heheheh, right now, looking at the sprite, I realize that I didn't put an ear to Zell.
Here there is his portrait, based on FFVIII portrait (the one you see in Junction or Status screen):http://i42.servimg.com/u/f42/17/42/95/34/zell_p10.pngIt isn't 25x25 nor 120x140, but I like it, I'm proud of it!
http://i42.servimg.com/u/f42/17/42/95/34/xzell10.png More separated (shoes from jacket), adjusted shading, edited face (thanks to Orchestra from Mugen Generations), more fold in the shorts (I think I've done something wrong but I don't know what, maybe the shading in those).Opinions and Feedback is appreciated!
He has a lot of colours because he's colour separated (hair, jacket, gloves, teeth, eyes, shoes, belt, skin, shorts, tattoo, flame on the jacket etc.).Thanks for the suggestion, I'll use photobucket because I'm not an artist like deviantartists, heheh...
I used Ryo as a base, not Kyo, but their animation is the same, really weird.By the way, do you know some good bases for him? And also I would sprite his moves from the game but it's difficult (I should use his FFVIII model but I don't know how to rip it)...
I've tried to draw Kung Fu Man from behind, what do you think?I have to turn his head, then it's all done.
Spoiler, click to toggle visibilty here the spriting process if you're interested: then I fixed it as above.
What do we have here?The first sprite is the Shin Butouden Master Roshi; (thousands of colours!)the second sprite is the cleaned sprite (much easier to make palettes, but not entirely separated);the third is the second with a dark outline.
