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If you're still taking requests, I've got a couple as well, both from Arcana Unearthed. ;)

Nizantck
Female Verrik (basically human, wine red skin, slightly more elongated features).
5'6", short, tousled hair, slender build.

Distinguishing features: Dresses in (very nice) furs, wields a bone club, Greenbond (basically a druid), Large tattoo of a Mountain Tear (Purple and White fern) covering her left shoulder and upper back, revealed by clothing, large patch of sentient moss on her right should ( ;) ), small tattoo of a hoof on her upper left arm, also revealed by clothing.

Fairly attractive, though very aloof.

And:

Salwen of the Order
Male Human Mind Witch, 5'10", 195 lbs, long dark hair in braided ponytail.
Dual wields a mindblade (shimmering psionic blade) and an electrical energy blade, wears a robe, amulet, ki straps, belt of prowess, boots of wisdom, two magical rings.


If you're bored, feel free to do one or both. ;)
 




If your willing, i would love you to do a picture of my character Delanaras Evanara. He is a 148 lb, 5'10" Elf with bronze skin, green eyes, waist length raven black hair usually intricately braided. He is an elven noble trying to dress down to avoid attention(and not really succeeding) so wears a common travelers outfit (with the finest stiching and fabric). The only clue that he is a wizard is his spell component pouches, he wields a masterwork longsword and composite Longbow which he uses often.

Thanks again for even reading this post.

Oh, game stats (rolled really well)
Str 14
Dex 14
Con 14
Int 21
Wis 14
Chr 17
Level 5 Wizard.
 

yes i know what he has been up to
moved house,shift work,a game of thrones card game....
hoping to upgrade (or improve) computer
 

Sialia said:
OK, I'm bad.

Fortunately, I don't have a copy of my current sketch on my machine here at work, so all I could do was fool around with the layers and some test patterns.

So the answer is, yes, I can set a black and white pattern on the "background layer," and then make a new layer and fill a 50% transparent color over the selected area, and then 10% clone stamp the detail of the background layer into better resolution in selected areas of the top layer.

Worse, I can make multiple layers each with a different transparent fill color and then swap around the source layer of the clone stamping to blend the colors on the topmost layer.

A better way: Put your black-and-white artwork on the TOP layer, and set the combine mode to "Multiply". In Multiply mode, white=100% and black=0%. So, in the white areas you will see 100% of what's underneath (transparent), and the black lines will show 0% of what's underneath (= black). The neat thing is any anti-aliasing along the edges of the black lines will automatically shade to the color underneath - no "grey fuzzies" around your lines. Lock the linework layer, and color on the others to your heart's content without ever messing up your linework.
Likewise, once you have the flat colors down, do your shadows and highlights on additional layers (one for highlight, one for shadow), on top of the color layer but underneath the linework layer. That way, if you mess up a shadow you can just redo it, without having to re-paint the underlying color.
 

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