I wanted to have the ability to use a variety of doors instead of one, plus I use the animations so it seemed pointless otherwise. Yes, I was going to originally put in a but decided on using events instead. I lean closer to Yuji A than B, because of the posture, hair length, and more classic RTP style of lighting the face.ĮDIT: I overlooked this question, sorry. Alex doesn't have much range for her eyes (if you have them on different layers try experimenting with scaling them, indenting the bottoms of them, or flattening their brows to create variants of your currently existing faces. I'm a fan of Alex and Yuji, good quality overall. otherwise it's pretty great, good use of RTP. The Inn, I take it is for use with a door event? If not, that's pretty confusing. As a general rule, start by drawing expressions with a straight-on view of the face before working with side angles. On a secondary note, if you're less comfortable with facial variations, I suggest you work with Yuji style 1 instead of 2. Instead of gritting teeth, try full out yelling. In the case of Alex, work not only with the curvature of the eyes, but the mouth (since the top half of the head is largely obscured by her bangs). Also consider making your eyebrow movements more pronounced. This lends itself towards more complex emotions like regret and annoyance. You'll notice that in both works, the main emphases, even when there is little mouth variation, lies in the curvature of both eyelids.
This one is a separate piece that works with a more hybridized style, something more suitable for your pieces with Yuji. This one is based off that dude from Tangled (I forgot his name, forgive me on that). I've included two references for drawing expressions which you'll find rather useful: The only exception to this is Yuji Set 1, since you've made an effort to constrict the pupils. Given your proportions, the eyes tend to become the central focus of the face, and the lack of variability gives your characters a very one-dimensional, bland feel. In this case, I'll be focusing on the faces since I'm no expert on the tilesets and houses.Īs Chaosian very accurately pointed out, your main flaw lies in the lack of expressive range on the faces.
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