I'd suggest always keeping a layer based file for images you're working on and exporting a final .png image once you're happy with everything. That way if you ever spot an error, you can go back and fix it and export a fresh and improved version.
What program are you working with? Because, with whatever it is, you ought to save a file in that program's specific format if you can, just in case you want to touch it up without having it compress too much. I know I'm that way with my .psd files.
Posted by iwillnomu 8 years ago Report
It's great looking! If I had to say something negative, I'd say that the gore should have a little more variation, maybe a visible bone or two.
Posted by Xaphelm 8 years ago Report
I was feeling lazy about the gore XD
Posted by iwillnomu 8 years ago Report
Well, the rest of it looks amazing. Great job with this!
Posted by Xaphelm 8 years ago Report
I also don't think .jpeg was the best for this. Bleh.
Posted by iwillnomu 8 years ago Report
It still looks fine to me.
Posted by DiannaGallops 8 years ago Report
I'd recommend saving as .png whenever you can. It'll produce much nicer quality, and there's no reason not to. :P
Posted by Xaphelm 8 years ago Report
Alright. I'll do that for the final save. Otherwise it condenses all the layers when I go to open it again.
Posted by DiannaGallops 8 years ago Report
I'd suggest always keeping a layer based file for images you're working on and exporting a final .png image once you're happy with everything. That way if you ever spot an error, you can go back and fix it and export a fresh and improved version.
Posted by iwillnomu 8 years ago Report
What program are you working with? Because, with whatever it is, you ought to save a file in that program's specific format if you can, just in case you want to touch it up without having it compress too much. I know I'm that way with my .psd files.