Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 11:56
Lulu quoted it for for you. Most of stages are full of solid white, which is considered uncolored.
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Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 11:57
It would be probably good to add some light shades (grey, pink maybe).
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 12:01
Yup, or very light blue, since she looks like winter themed. Or coloring with very light grey/blue color, then adding white highlights and bit darker shadows.
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 12:03
yeah i did - forgot there not the updated ones i did and still rejected and no reason was given
previous ones updated
previous ones updated
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 12:20
She still looks flat and colorless to me ;/
Try something that really gives her color, not just few grey lines.
Try something that really gives her color, not just few grey lines.
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 4th, '12, 12:58
okay thanks nice to actually find out whats wrong
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 5th, '12, 01:13
I have a question about changing colors.
I wanted to make an outfit that goes from one color to another.
I didn't know if that qualified as "changing into something else".
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 5th, '12, 04:55
I think a lot of Knuffel does that where the colour slowly changes? Even official Knuffel have changing colour Knuffel. My first Knuffel's skin slowly darkens and its clothes slowly saturates in colour. But I guess "founding" Wilds aren't really what you should base your decisions on.
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 5th, '12, 05:09
Ahh, yeah, I wanted to really make sure before I did it.
I kind of wanted the color to get "sucked out of it".
Re: Why was my Wild Knuffel rejected?
Posted: Jul 5th, '12, 06:17
So, going the opposite direction: colour losing saturation? 