Keeping up with the desert vibes, Egyptian themed sets.

[Danabo]

what theme to do next I wonder.

 

[Slatera]

Dude that anubis set is really amazing, well done!

 

[Corvo Knup]

They look beautiful, but there is a lack of contrast on the left side of the item; it needs to be darker. In the case of fabrics, the shadow is very good, but the metals need to have contrast with reflection as well. It helps a lot.

 

[Danabo]

Dude that anubis set is really amazing, well done!

Thanks, The black and the green sets were originally scarab and ancient scarab sets, when I started doing the helmets I decided to change to gods, a lot of fixes later they were "done" (is there even a thing such as finishing a sprite and not fiddling with it 398 more times?).

ols scarab helm 25% done (don't mind the color generally I change at the end with hue/sat.


Edit:
Ended up shrinking and "finishing" the scarab helmet:

 

[Acedb]

Wow, I like that. Quite creative keep going

 

[Danabo]

They look beautiful, but there is a lack of contrast on the left side of the item; it needs to be darker. In the case of fabrics, the shadow is very good, but the metals need to have contrast with reflection as well. It helps a lot.

thanks for the tip, I'm used to make sprites for minecraft/terraria, their generally smaller canvas is forgiving in the shading department, I'm used to do simple shadows and highlights that at least at that scale worked well, I guess having 4 times more pixels to work allows for more detailed rendering, I'm still struggling with sizing things correctly, I keep trying to make things use the entire canvas since in lower resolutions it make things easier to see and distinguish, here's a bit of how my rendering for gold works (I still rely a lot on using noise, hue/sat and saturation sliders):

 

[Unknown Soldier]

Very cool, love that!