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Explodering In reply to Pyre-Vulpimorph [2017-11-01 15:53:32 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! I imagined it as an alternative to the usual grappling hooks since those require either a ledge or enough force to dig deep enough to walls to damage them. For the colors, I was mainly aiming for a classic RGB trio.

I'm not really sure what else to do to make them flow better though, since it's not a windy scene or anything. I'll think about it though, thanks again!

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Pyre-Vulpimorph In reply to Explodering [2017-11-13 00:09:26 +0000 UTC]

Thinking back on this pic, I think the best way to make the clothes feel less stiff is to add some folds, creases, and wrinkles where cloth would naturally drape or flex to conform to the body. For example, adding some wrinkles on her jacket around where her hips are would help convey a more loose fabric, instead of looking so... starchy.  xD

Some with her boots -- they look like they're made of stiff plastic, but adding some wrinkle lines where they would naturally flex when walking, and where gravity would let them sag a little, would help give the impression the boots are a softer, leather-like material.

I hope this helps in the future! 

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Explodering In reply to Pyre-Vulpimorph [2017-11-23 13:58:33 +0000 UTC]

Hey, sorry for the late reply, but thanks for the recommendations! I'm not a footwear expert, so it didn't occur to me to make the boots look softer or leather-like. Probably not so much of an excuse for her jacket, other than I was trying to make it a bit oversized. But I'll keep the advice in mind!

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