Ebon Vanguard Ranger
By Dyrion on March 29th, 2016 |
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I wanted to find a matching set with the same color dyes as the rox's quiver.
I used calfskin and nightshade to match the rox's quiver and added some antique gold to match the outline of the longbow and changed my haircolor to blond. I also changed the details in antique gold to emphasize the gold highlight.
(Sorry for my bad english. I'm german.)
Comments
 Elessar Taralom Fashionista | Even though the T3 coat is overused as hell I really appreciate what you did here! It totally doesn´t feel like the coat is slapped on there just for its nakedness; this might actually the best I ever saw this piece being used! The dyes are beautiful, they are so earthy and natural, just...great work there! Definitely fits the quiver I would love to see some more attention to detail when it comes to the presentation (more screens and description), because then I can max out all those sliders! (Ich hoffe, dass war alles verständlich, wenn nicht, kannst du auch gerne nochmal auf deutsch nachfragen :P) |
| 2016-03-29 8:17 | |
 Dyrion Stylist | Thank you very much. :) Do you have any tipps for screenshots? I really didnt know how to present my ranger.. in my opinion a deep forest would be more fitting for a druid.. not a ranger. |
| 2016-03-29 8:26 in reply to Elessar Taralom | |
Elessar Taralom Fashionista | When it comes to screens it is really all about trying out tons of locations Maybe try some more well-lit areas? I could also imagine screens in Divinity´s Reach or Ebonhawke (especially since you also used the Ebon Vanguard Bow) There is no reason to let yourself be limited by your character´s class! A ranger doesn´t have to be screened in a forest ^^ With her rustic dyes I could also see her screened well in some of the Ascalonian maps, you are using a Charr´s quiver after all! As a general rule, try to use the "Horizontal/Vertical Position" and the "Point of View" sliders under General Option, that makes for some great varied screenshots! Also helps to have a lightsource nearby or screen during day, so that your screens don´t get too dark ^^ |
| 2016-03-29 8:27 in reply to Dyrion | |
 NanaItalia Fashionista | So lustig, wenn die ganzen Deutschen Englisch miteinander schreiben xD Die Rüstungsfarben passen wunderbar zum köcher und dem Bogen :) Wie Elessar schon meinte, wird das T3 Oberteil sehr viel benutzt, aber du hast wirklich eine sehr stimmitges Outfit daraus gemacht. Bei Screenshots kommt es meistens mehr auf das Licht und den Blickwinkel, als auf die Umgebung an. Einfach mal im Spiel die Augen nach schönen Plätzen offen halten, oder mal schauen, wo andere ihre Screenshots so machen :) |
| 2016-03-29 8:44 | |
Dyrion Stylist | So i tried some different angles.. I guess i would like to keep it simple, so you can see her from every side :) |
| 2016-03-29 8:56 in reply to Elessar Taralom | |
Elessar Taralom Fashionista | Omg, du bist auch deutsch?! Sorry, ich feier das gerade xD Ich mags einfach nur nicht, den Großteil der Community hier vom Gespräch auszuschließen, deswegen Englisch ^^ Aber die Franzosen halten sich ja manchmal auch nicht dran :p You don´t have to do really artistic shots if you don´t want to, but I´d advise you to at least take some closer shots with the Point of View feature, it´s nice to see her face and armour a bit more closely ^^ |
| 2016-03-29 9:40 in reply to NanaItalia | |
 frederickx Fashionista | Try out the horizontal slider for a more epic view =D Most of the screenshots I take have the character offset to one side with the horizontal slider to get more of the environment background in there. Typically I have the character to one side, then a notable feature on the other to balance it out (like a castle tower, a statue, a fountain, etc). It gives the shot a very cinematic feel. |
| 2016-03-29 10:40 in reply to Dyrion | |
 silvertree Fashionista | Though the armor combination is not really creativ it's a good presentation with the dye scheme. As Elessar Taralom already said, you can play a little bit more with the camera options to take better screens. ;) |
| 2016-03-29 10:47 | |
 sweet_tooth Trendspotter | wow, you really made smth cool with that coat, I´m impressed! :O |
| 2016-03-29 11:11 | |
 Eremite Fashionista | gold from me. love your armor and dye choices! |
| 2016-03-29 11:35 | |
Dyrion Stylist | thanks so much guys, I never thought i would get so many positive comments :) |
| 2016-03-29 12:39 | |
 Deathblade Kenny Fashion Guru | Love the weapons u choose and the dyes u combined with them. gold from me |
| 2016-03-29 12:56 | |
 Twigz Fashion Collector | You did a good job matching the dyes to your weapon, and you screens are very beautiful. Not a lot of people use the ebon vanguard weapons, so it is nice seeing someone utilize in their overall look. Gold :) |
| 2016-03-29 13:12 | |
 Hylek Fashionista | Your colour-concept is absolutely amazing!!! I totally love these dyes! The bow you chose fits super well and its great to see such a rare skin used again. The shoulders do not convince me 100% since they are so technical, but they dont look too off either, thanks to your nice colouring! Some more screens would make for an even better presentation, but its Gold from me already ;D |
| 2016-03-29 17:02 | |
Dyrion Stylist | Thanks everybody for your positive feedback. :) @Hylek: I used these shoulders to repeat the design of her vambraces (the rings around it). Otherwise I would totally agree with you. :-) |
| 2016-03-29 18:21 in reply to Hylek | |
Assassinod Wanderer | looks awesome |
| 2016-05-05 16:38 |
