The desert, Glint, and me.
By Homogenic Naps on August 31st, 2016 |
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Hi there!
It's been a while since my last look :)
Here is my main again, my mesmer, now a chronomancer. To celebrate her new skills and weapons, I made her a look inspired first by her vabbian ancestors, then by Glint's bastion.
I wanted something like a desert noble, with a wanderer and mysterious touch. And matching the shield's colours.
Hope you enjoy :)
Comments
 KestrelGirl Fashionista | -- Comment has been removed -- |
| 2016-08-31 10:40 | |
 Homogenic Naps Trendspotter | Hi, yes I do know. If you look my other looks you'll see. I was just a choice to focus on the character. Is there any rule about forbidden-cropped-pics in GW2Style that I didn't know? :/ |
| 2016-08-31 12:29 in reply to KestrelGirl | |
KestrelGirl Fashionista | Nope, just wanted to point it out in case you were wondering. Sorry! xD |
| 2016-08-31 13:04 in reply to Homogenic Naps | |
Homogenic Naps Trendspotter | Haha! Ok, thanks! |
| 2016-08-31 17:59 in reply to KestrelGirl | |
 Elessar Taralom Fashionista | I like the colour story you got going here and the armour mix (while not being super original) does really go well with your attempted theme You chose some fitting weapons and I like your character as a whole Your upload however could still need some improvement; using the most basic features like specifying armour and dyes simply is a standard on this site and it looks just really subpar if you leave those blank Plus I do like your locations and posing, but the random cropping of the screens doesn´t really look good Instead of cropping everything, rather learn to use the camera settings in game, that will save you the editing |
| 2016-08-31 18:21 | |
 Fylah Trendspotter | Imo the cropping doesn't look bad, but there's so much more you could do in terms of background, which is what makes it a bit distracting for some people, I imagine. Find a place that suits how you want to portray your character and then fit her into it. If you have a look at the top looks on the site, you will notice that not only is the character nicely styled, it also interacts with its environment. To get a top look, your pictures have to catch the eye! |
| 2016-09-01 6:57 |
