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Originally Posted by coreys
Oh, well, I know. And on my original one it does have that. At the lightest part it's nearly white and around one the edges between the blocks and the wooden door it gets nearly black. For the most part, everything that has any sense or realism about it has very very light and very very dark in it. You just have to use it right. My main goals recently in GFXing have been learning that balance as well as blending stuff together right. Because, realistically, I shouldn't need to use outlines at all. I'm trying very slowly to get used to that.
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Realistically, and that's the
key word - because these are graphics for a game which is cartoony by nature. Just take advantage of it and be excessive in some spots, like mine - I used excessive dark spots to create atmosphere.
Also, you didn't have any true blacks (#000000 in hex) or true whites (#FFFFFF). This is your original modified so that the blacks are true black and your whites true white. You'll notice a huge "visual" improvement over the original.