What do you think of these chars as the beginning of my project? I accept suggestions! @Mr.Andre608

First welcome to the forum

As you already know just ask if you need anything

Kingpin looks awesome. I like the model.

Bullseye also looks good, but the base is very overused... keep the base, but you just have to be careful.
Something to keep in mind when doing your sprites is to use body parts from multiple different sources to keep it fresh.
Even using body parts from 2-4 source sprites for one sprite.

Kingpin looks awesome. I like the model

thatguy wrote:

First welcome to the forum

As you already know just ask if you need anything

Kingpin looks awesome. I like the model.

Bullseye also looks good, but the base is very overused... keep the base, but you just have to be careful.
Something to keep in mind when doing your sprites is to use body parts from multiple different sources to keep it fresh.
Even using body parts from 2-4 source sprites for one sprite.

You can leave me to ask if you have any questions and I'll ask for help whenever you need it, like how do I put the name of my Mr.Andre608 bro in this project?

What you said about Bullseye is correct, but our (me and MrAndre608) intention is precisely this, precisely because there are many chars of DareDevil exactly with the same base of cyclops and so we are using this base, because in the HQ's Bullseye is basically the reverse of DareDevil but with similar abilities of the man without fear, but we intend to give a more deadly air with his mauser C96 (inspiration from HQ's of Frank Miller), grenades, playing cards and of course, the daggers sai of the Elektra.

As for Kingpin, thank you very much for the compliment and in his case we use 3-4 parts of different chars.

malevka1 wrote:

Kingpin looks awesome. I like the model

Thank's fellow!

Feel free to give your opinion and help, all help is welcome!

Both Looks nice,
A couple of advices when you spriting:
1.- Never use black, when you spriting, because sometimes black mix with other dark colors and lost quality.
2.-Define the color palette base before start, maximum 5 tones for section so you can avoid undesired mixture of colors.(Or in the worst case duplicity of several colors just sligtly different) i.e.
This sprite has 44 diferent colors.

I made this one today, and including the color separation only uses 22 colors.

I dont mean must made color separation to all your chars, but I suggest define a small color base to avoid palette bugs and to keep your works clean and proffesional.
Good luck and Wellcome to the forum of MMV.  

LESSARD

Glad to hear you came with a plan too


What do you mean by "how do I put the name of Mr.Andre608 in this project?"
Do you mean giving credit on the post, or in the character?
Or something else?

On the post, you can go and edit your previous posts to add more info if you missed anything or want to change it.
There is an edit button on your posts only.

LESSARD wrote:

Both Looks nice,
A couple of advices when you spriting:
1.- Never use black, when you spriting, because sometimes black mix with other dark colors and lost quality.
2.-Define the color palette base before start, maximum 5 tones for section so you can avoid undesired mixture of colors.(Or in the worst case duplicity of several colors just sligtly different) i.e.
This sprite has 44 diferent colors.

I made this one today, and including the color separation only uses 22 colors.

I dont mean must made color separation to all your chars, but I suggest define a small color base to avoid palette bugs and to keep your works clean and proffesional.
Good luck and Wellcome to the forum of MMV.  

LESSARD

I'm sorry ! I think I did not understand very well what you wanted to tell me, but if you have a teaching tutorial I would be happy to get this material to improve my skills (I only drew, I never colored very well hehehe).

Thank you for the lesson master Lessard, you it's a good friend.

thatguy wrote:

Glad to hear you came with a plan too  


What do you mean by "how do I put the name of Mr.Andre608 in this project?"
Do you mean giving credit on the post, or in the character?
Or something else?

On the post, you can go and edit your previous posts to add more info if you missed anything or want to change it.
There is an edit button on your posts only.

In fact I would like to give the credits also to my friend Mr. André608, it was he who helped me with the idea of some movements for the bullseye that I will still create.

SPEKTRO21 wrote:

In fact I would like to give the credits also to my friend Mr. André608, it was he who helped me with the idea of some movements for the bullseye that I will still create.

Depending on the help and the amount of credit you want to give, you can add someone else's name when you are releasing as a thank you if you like.

It is common practice to include a readme with releases and have your "Thank you" within the readme.

I like it that Kingpin!!looks amazing I wanna created the palettes hahahahahaha!


@SPEKTRO21 other data (and thank you master @LESSARD)please create easy palettes no hard or mixed see this:

Here is a tutorial for color separation.
It also shows what a good palette should look like with the shades of the same color being together.

I'd love to see that Kingpin in action.

thatguy wrote:

Here is a tutorial for color separation.
It also shows what a good palette should look like with the shades of the same color being together.

You can leave guys that I will put in my thanks the name of those who help me and in case I forget, please remind me not to be unfair to you, after all we are a united community and I do not want to return the good reception of you with an ungrateful attitude.

Thank you for the tips:
LESSARD, YOLOMATE and THATGUY! Thank's everyone for the support.

I will try to use the Bullseye as an experience, since it already has a more practical and easy to work base and also has a less complicated color palette (KingPin has 30 colors).

Thank's Mr.Ketchup.

VERY impressive Kingpin! I hope to see him in MUGEN someday soon!

Bullseye's also pretty decent as well.