I made a fanart gfx, is it good enough?

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#1

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How does my gfx look? I made this for a game I like to play. Is it worrthy to be in a game with like 120 players in the game on average? (I’ve made about 7-9 GFX Designs)

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#3

It looks pretty good, but 2 things:

  1. Is this supposed to be a thumbnail or a game cover? The dimensions don’t seem to match either of them, so unless it’s made to be on an ingame poster (where dimensions don’t matter), then I would probably change it to work with roblox’s recommended dimensions.

  2. Bendy limbs seem to be the meta for professional gfx these days, so I would recommend experimenting with them or watching some tutorials to get them implemented.

I do like the style without the face though, pretty nice.

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#4

Very nice, although the arm with the knife does look a bit off. I suggest you reposition the arm so it does not look out of place.

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#5

It’s an R6 avatar, and I made this in studio. @ImperfectWorkclock I might do that, thanks! :slight_smile:

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#6

Oh, didn’t realize it was posed in studio, my bad. If you do plan on going further with your GFX, I would totally recommend rendering your avatars in Blender or Cinema 4D.

#7

Haha, I’ll probably give blender a shot soon! Thanks for the advice! :slight_smile: :stuck_out_tongue:

#8

Just a tip: Blender does tend to be confusing to use at first. Watch A lot of tutorials, and play around with blender on your own to get the hang of it

#9

The character looks stiff, lighting is weird, and the right arm looks out of place.

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#10

It does not look “good”. ROBLOX Studio isn’t that good of an engine to create graphic design, for that I suggest Blender.

I personally think it doesn’t look attractive to me, but to others maybe.

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