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@BMR: I don't think the roots on those trees are too unrealistic. I'm not even sure what that means. In a fantasy world, anything can happen. However, those are some really uniquely drawn trees, which is a good thing. They'll stand out. I think instead of trying to change the trees to work on the background, find a background that fits with the trees. There are more environments than just grass. Either way, I think the trees are really eye-catching and interesting. I like them a lot.
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@Foxley: I spent some time browsing through the google image results for "<a href="https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch& ... ling">snow covered pine sapling</a>" before I started on the small pine trees. It helped immensely.
@kylekrack: Here is a gif showing the ramp I used. I only used a 3-color ramp. More would have been overkill. Notice that I mixed two different brown ramps. That is a (very simple) example for the cross-ramp stuff that 0ion9 and TMC were talking about in the palette thread. Mixing your own ramps out of colors from different but similar ramps can produce good results
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/CGImquo.gif">
Specifically for tree trunks, I like browns that lean towards grey or white, and avoid browns that lean towards red (unless it is supposed to be a cedar, or a manzanita, or something that is *supposed* to be very red)
@Foxley: I spent some time browsing through the google image results for "<a href="https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch& ... ling">snow covered pine sapling</a>" before I started on the small pine trees. It helped immensely.
@kylekrack: Here is a gif showing the ramp I used. I only used a 3-color ramp. More would have been overkill. Notice that I mixed two different brown ramps. That is a (very simple) example for the cross-ramp stuff that 0ion9 and TMC were talking about in the palette thread. Mixing your own ramps out of colors from different but similar ramps can produce good results
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/CGImquo.gif">
Specifically for tree trunks, I like browns that lean towards grey or white, and avoid browns that lean towards red (unless it is supposed to be a cedar, or a manzanita, or something that is *supposed* to be very red)
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