Cute and Sassy Monster Girls

I’ll add it to the list 🥸

Should’ve guessed that somebody would want the child of the world’s first documented furry 😏

You know, I’m really not fond of the colour of the goblin’s suit. It looks weird next to her skin. I got it off one of those colour scheme designer websites, but it doesn’t work for me. Maybe if I lighten it to pink, or it might be nice in yellow, but would that clash with the green? 🤔
Did you want the suit in a light colour? Pink works, and purple does too.
 
Did you want the suit in a light colour? Pink works, and purple does too.
I’m not sure, but right now it’s just too similar in luminosity to her skin; I think I need something that contrasts more. Fortunately the way I work, all I do is replace the colour in the palette and the image updates immediately so I can try things out.
 
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Quick palette swap test:

G-Pink.jpgG-Purple.jpgG-Yellow.jpg

I think the lighter pink s an improvement, but I'm a bit torn. I kinda like the yellow.
I also think I might need to change the colour of the skirt to something neutral like charcoal.
 
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Dang, it's still green? I hate being colourblind.
You work well with colours, despite the colourblindness. I wish you could speak some sense into a friend of mine, his colourblindness stuggles with yellow and green too, and he won't attempt art because of it, I've tried to get him to paint miniatures.
 
You work well with colours, despite the colourblindness. I wish you could speak some sense into a friend of mine, his colourblindness stuggles with yellow and green too, and he won't attempt art because of it, I've tried to get him to paint miniatures.
A colour wheel will help, but I find the most useful techniques are either using a colour picker to isolate tones from photographs (great for skin colours) or work in HSB instead of RGB and learn to recognise colours by their angle (0 - 360 degrees). I also use makeup websites, which often have RGB values for a range of human skin tones so people can identify the proper foundation.

Miniatures can be a cool way to work physically because the paint pots are labelled 😀 I'm guessing that's why you suggested it?
 
A colour wheel will help, but I find the most useful techniques are either using a colour picker to isolate tones from photographs (great for skin colours) or work in HSB instead of RGB and learn to recognise colours by their angle (0 - 360 degrees). I also use makeup websites, which often have RGB values for a range of human skin tones so people can identify the proper foundation.

Miniatures can be a cool way to work physically because the paint pots are labelled 😀 I'm guessing that's why you suggested it?
Ooo! Good thinking, that's quite clever!

I told my friend exactly that! It's hard to mix up yellow and green when the pots are labelled as such. I also said that there's plenty of miniatures that would look great regardless of whether he confused two colours with each other or not.
 
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How about a displacer beast?
I thought about it, but... it's considered Intellectual Property and protected by copyright.

I could change the name of it and make a spoof version, but I cannot for the life of me think of a pun version of the name that would instantly convey that this is what the creature is.
 
I thought about it, but... it's considered Intellectual Property and protected by copyright.

I could change the name of it and make a spoof version, but I cannot for the life of me think of a pun version of the name that would instantly convey that this is what the creature is.
Disarray Monster?
 
You know, it really is amazing how much expressiveness you can get into a character with what are essentially quite minor changes. As an experiment I've plopped together a collection of three head shapes, seven eyes and eight mouths which I can mix and match together as needs be to produce most any facial expression I want to. Par example:

Expressions.jpg

(p.s. I know about the dodgy shadow on the perky-ears head and have already fixed it. Didn't want to go through the rigmarole of making new graphics when I'd already prepared this one!)
 
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