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Published: 2014-12-17 03:30:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 5108; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 49
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Here is a big sheet of color schemes I have been testing out on Taric. I will be going for A3 as the new default color, with A1 and C1 as extras. A1 being the traditional Tarc skin and C1 the Emerald.Deadline is 12/19 so look forward to the final posing and renders soon.
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We all know that A1 would be his classic skin, but daaaaaaaaamn, A2, A3 and B2 (especially B2) is the freaking new Draenei Paladin armor! ME WANT!
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I would love to see your ideas on other champs that need VU's. (kassadin, Olaf, Warwick to name a few). I know olaf got a texture update, but he could use a little character representation, instead of being that viking guy who gets mad and throws axes.
Either way, Taric looks like a boss. Have you considered altering the model (not for the contest per se) for the different skins to give them distinct looks (i.e. bloodstone's hammer looking different, or having a helmet or something?)
just curiousΒ
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Glad you like my take on Taric, as for making all his other skins, I wasn't planning on it. It would take a good chunk of time and after working on this guy for the last 2 months I would like to move on to the next project.
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Fair enough, That's a good reason to let it sleep.
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Nice variations. It would be interesting to see all of them in ingame perspective, with stroke and on their map as a BG.Β
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I really like what you've done with him.
But if I may... the colors... it looks quiet like the last paladin tier in Warlords of Draenor.Β
Anyway I still love it !
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Ha yeah, throw some blond hair and elf years on B3 and he would fit right in with the blood elves, while some blue skin on B2 would make him a great dreanai. =3
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