New portrait
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2003 11:24 am
Hi folks,
Long time, no see - it's mostly my new work that has kept me away from the board (and from playing BG2). However, I just started a new game with a Mage(9)/Thief (I know, it's an odd combo, but it fits well with the character I wanted to roleplay) and could find no suitable portrait. So, I made a new one. Those of you who have been around a while know I've used the same original portrait before, then making it (Half-)Elvish. This time I've let it stay Human. As I'm rather pleased with the result, and as Kirith no longer accepts uploads, I though to share it with you here.
In short, and for those interested, I've done the following:
Using Liquidify, reshaped neck, chin and mouth and moved the armor somewhat.
Painted over major wrinkles to give the person a younger look.
Changed color on hair, eyebrows, eyes and armor.
Reduced contrast.
Filtered with Smart Blur.
Recut the portrait to give it the right size.
Now, go ahead and have a look! I think it fits well in style with the other BG2 portraits (the reduced contrast and, especially, the Smart Blur helped in that aspect) but am interested in your feedback!
Long time, no see - it's mostly my new work that has kept me away from the board (and from playing BG2). However, I just started a new game with a Mage(9)/Thief (I know, it's an odd combo, but it fits well with the character I wanted to roleplay) and could find no suitable portrait. So, I made a new one. Those of you who have been around a while know I've used the same original portrait before, then making it (Half-)Elvish. This time I've let it stay Human. As I'm rather pleased with the result, and as Kirith no longer accepts uploads, I though to share it with you here.
In short, and for those interested, I've done the following:
Using Liquidify, reshaped neck, chin and mouth and moved the armor somewhat.
Painted over major wrinkles to give the person a younger look.
Changed color on hair, eyebrows, eyes and armor.
Reduced contrast.
Filtered with Smart Blur.
Recut the portrait to give it the right size.
Now, go ahead and have a look! I think it fits well in style with the other BG2 portraits (the reduced contrast and, especially, the Smart Blur helped in that aspect) but am interested in your feedback!