Satanic-Paladin

[Moderator]

THE_END: No good shading on this whatsoever
Good concept, but badly executed

 

[Cold-Voice]

I think I should also mention that his eye-brows are alpha-ed out too.

 

[MaraBackman]

Since it's almost completely freehand you can't say anything bad about it

 

[Crackbaby]

Looks really cool dude!
I wonder if there is a model with no sword (i like sword- and shieldless models )

 

[Cold-Voice]

I don't think there is, but you can use this skin on the Arthas with a Hammer, and just alpha out the hammer.

 

[Cold-Voice]

NOTE!!!!!!! READ!!!!
This is a skin for the ARTHAS model, so don't put it on the Paladin skin!!!!! Very, VERY sorry for the mix-up!!! The PATH is: textures\Arthas.blp
Thank you for being patient. :lol:

 

[Pins]

there is no shame to put pentagrams on belts !
I do it also !

edit : this skin looks very nice and have a good cartoon looking, fits with wc3
keep up the good work !

 

[Wallfly]

Well, nothing wrong in particular with the pentagram except for it's simpleness. How about making it look like it's more... I dunno... not spray painted on? *shrugs*

I dunno. Not bad though. Good skin.

 

[Cold-Voice]

Awsome, thank you all for compliments so far . Hmmmm, I don't think I quite get what you mean by spray painted on. The only way to draw is to use a paint tool, and there isn't a Pentagram "shape" to draw with...

 

[Duckadilehunter]

put a frostmorn type icon on his belt but it is pritty good. Needs some shading though.

 

[Wallfly]

What I ment was, it looked like some graffiti tagger came through during a drive by, and spray painted his crotch with a pentagram.

Nothing wrong with the idea. Hell, it fits. He is a satanic paladin after all. It's just the execution.

 

[Saikann]

Since it's almost completely freehand you can't say anything bad about it

oh god, such ignorance, it burns my flesh.


It looks like you did a template for a skin (a good one i might add as well)
sure you also did a lil basic shading, but the level of shading is the same all over. You need to make the materials look like that which the are supposed to be.

Like the metal should have small but sharp highlights, while the bones have a low level of specularity (brown bones?)

 

[Wormskull]

a lot of freehanding with some tracing, that's a good initiative, but the freehanding is somewhat poor, try to have a smaller brush with a lower opacity when you're working; it will take more time but it will look better. on his skull&armor i see thick and black contours everywhere. contours are something drawers should stop using when they reach grade 8: you must not try to put in evidence something by wrapping it with big black contours, but instead you should try to make it as realistic as possible, making contours useless. the freehanding is poor, and you obviously need more patience when working, along with some knowledge of shading&lightning.

oh and the things around his eyes are really horrible, i dont know what you used to do them, but please, refrain from doing such an horror again until you find a better method..

 

[Cold-Voice]

Alright, I'll take some of your advice, but as to the contours, they are there for a reason. Warcraft III is a very cartoony game. Alot of the units (in-game) have a very cartoony feel to them. So, I wanted this skin to fit in well with the rest of Warcraft III, and added the contours. Also, as to the shading, there is a bit of shading on his legs, chest and skull (on his sholder), but his arms and face are indeed laking. And as to the "things" around his eyes, they're just cracks in his face armour, and the way I made them was just with an air-brush with 20% opacity.

 

[Wormskull]

cartoony...? go open up any skin made by blizzard, there is no HUGE contours like you did

 

[Anonymous]

FooFakkmaddaboomboom?

 

[Cold-Voice]

Well, someone keeps changing that anonymous comment (I don't know who, but who ever it is, can go to hell), so I'll just repeat what I said quickly; they don't have contours, but who gives, thats the way I made the skin.