Noncanon Aspect Symbols and Palettes
Jun 8, 2016 1:00:07 GMT
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Post by wizardlyluminary on Jun 8, 2016 1:00:07 GMT
Alright, I've finally managed to put together a complete set of aspects that I'm satisfied with. Feel free to use these for anything RV AU related!
For each palette, the first color is the symbol color (and the smaller section with a darker version of the symbol color is used for Witch socks/stitching/etc.), the second color is the shirt color, the third color is the hood color, and the fourth color is the pants/skirt color.
This is Dreams' basic palette, but in order to get the proper effect, you'll either need to turn the opacity down to 30-40% (for pixel or solid color art) or turn it down to 50-60% and then use a low opacity eraser to further lighten the areas where the fabric is flatter/less bunched up (for shaded/painted art).
My idea for Rain's palette is that the colors are constantly shifting. If you're doing Homestuck-style art, I highly recommend making a gif where the outfit flashes these colors. If you're doing still art with comic panels, I recommend drawing the character with a different palette each panel (no need to stick to these exact ones). If you're doing stand-alone images, I recommend using either the default lime palette, or for more complex/painted art, you can try doing a blend of colors from one part of the outfit to another.
(Flashing colors warning)
To-Do List: Flux and Stage symbols/palettes, noncanon class outfits
For each palette, the first color is the symbol color (and the smaller section with a darker version of the symbol color is used for Witch socks/stitching/etc.), the second color is the shirt color, the third color is the hood color, and the fourth color is the pants/skirt color.
This is Dreams' basic palette, but in order to get the proper effect, you'll either need to turn the opacity down to 30-40% (for pixel or solid color art) or turn it down to 50-60% and then use a low opacity eraser to further lighten the areas where the fabric is flatter/less bunched up (for shaded/painted art).
My idea for Rain's palette is that the colors are constantly shifting. If you're doing Homestuck-style art, I highly recommend making a gif where the outfit flashes these colors. If you're doing still art with comic panels, I recommend drawing the character with a different palette each panel (no need to stick to these exact ones). If you're doing stand-alone images, I recommend using either the default lime palette, or for more complex/painted art, you can try doing a blend of colors from one part of the outfit to another.
(Flashing colors warning)
To-Do List: Flux and Stage symbols/palettes, noncanon class outfits
I edited godtiers to make a whole Fate set. These aren't necessarily approved by Lucy or anything, just using her symbols and color schemes. So it's like, 2 levels of unofficial. Or 3, if we're counting that the RV AU as another level of unofficial. Waow.