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TOPIC | Butterfly: A new secondary gene!
This is fantastic! Butterfly wings and mushrooms!!!!!!
This is fantastic! Butterfly wings and mushrooms!!!!!!
omg the mushrooms and the butterfly gene and wow this is def the best update since the rogue stuff!!!
omg the mushrooms and the butterfly gene and wow this is def the best update since the rogue stuff!!!
 
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[quote name="Chou" date=2015-12-02 01:37:35]
I don't know - the lines on the butterfly gene partially seem kind of scrawly to me. Maybe this was done on purpose to make it look more organic or something, but I think it rather looks kind of sloppy. Sorry, didn't mean to offense the artist.
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I'm pretty sure it was done on purpose, and there is a reason for it. Its a little harder to see on the Fae's but the reason they look 'sloppy' is because the pattern is following the contours of the wings, So in the areas with shading the making is drawn lower, then where there is no shading its made higher up, to follow the wing shape.
I'm, not sure that made sense.
So the markings are following the ups and downs on the wings following where the shading is
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Chou wrote on 2015-12-02:
I don't know - the lines on the butterfly gene partially seem kind of scrawly to me. Maybe this was done on purpose to make it look more organic or something, but I think it rather looks kind of sloppy. Sorry, didn't mean to offense the artist.
@Chou
I'm pretty sure it was done on purpose, and there is a reason for it. Its a little harder to see on the Fae's but the reason they look 'sloppy' is because the pattern is following the contours of the wings, So in the areas with shading the making is drawn lower, then where there is no shading its made higher up, to follow the wing shape.
I'm, not sure that made sense.
So the markings are following the ups and downs on the wings following where the shading is
I'm pretty sure it was done on purpose, and there is a reason for it. Its a little harder to see on the Fae's but the reason they look 'sloppy' is because the pattern is following the contours of the wings, So in the areas with shading the making is drawn lower, then where there is no shading its made higher up, to follow the wing shape.
I'm, not sure that made sense.
So the markings are following the ups and downs on the wings following where the shading is
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