EDIT: I've fixed up his right (our left) arm; made it a little longer, and altered the medic badge system a bit. Thanks for your help and critiques everyone! ^__^
Lazy me actually decided to crank out a proper colour job this time. I'm happy with how Marius the knight here turned out. ^__^ He's one of the good guys, I haven't started designing the baddies yet.
I had heaps of fun designing the armour and the insignia. I love knights, I love armour, and I love uniforms!
His armour was influenced by the uniforms of the French Imperial Guard; the footsoldiers have these cool blue jackets that have white X shaped lapels.
Very nice! The design is simply awesome. It's very elaborate and well thought out! ^^ The high collar that covers the lower portion of his face gives Marius a type of, "Maybe I'm the good guy... maybe I'm not" kinda vibe, and the color choices are very nice, depicting that there's a difference between tools of war and righteous do-gooders. ^^. That's what I interpreted, anyway
Great job! ^^
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too bad the french never won a war! Anyway... love your stuff and covet your fame... give me some of those favs! I just need to make the front page once.... the first time has got to be the hardest.
My only constructive criticism is that his right arm is a bit too short. By lengthening the forearm, you'd have the proper sizing. Otherwise, lovely concept, and beautiful shading and details.
Okay, I love the idea for the Medical Badges - A, B, C classes are filled according to rank! Greak work at making it look all metalic and shiney! Theres really so much fantastic detail in here, I look over the whole piece and keep finding more each time. XD Hehe and I really like those little spurs on his boots, man, I definatly need to work on trying to making my metal stuff look oh so good.
His arm actually has a bit of a bend under that cape, but the way it's turned out it sorta does look rather short. I've gotta do something like make his elbow stick out a bit more from beneath the cape or something.. hmm..
Thanks for pointing that bit out! ^__^
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Great job! ^^
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My only constructive criticism is that his right arm is a bit too short. By lengthening the forearm, you'd have the proper sizing. Otherwise, lovely concept, and beautiful shading and details.
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Thanks for pointing that bit out! ^__^
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