Please give me advice on my liveries. See attachment.
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1. Don't use such garish/bright colors. Use at least one relaxing color, a place to rest the eyse on. Your current livery, I can't look at it for more then 10 seconds.
2. Use Photoshop or Paint.net
3. Add lines, make your livery seem seamless and smooth.
4. Get better templates
5. use the layers system! it's there for a reason.
6. Keep shading/AO Bakes
7. Practice!
I'd also add that Streamline Airways sounds to me like an airline that would use coloring more akin to the 90s "Jazz Wave" pattern, instead of yellow and orange:
I'd also add that Streamline Airways sounds to me like an airline that would use coloring more akin to the 90s "Jazz Wave" pattern, instead of yellow and orange:
The airline is Spanish based. I can't do that.
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Here's my second attempt, which is far far simpler. The Xed thunderbolt represents no anger (ie. good service). The $ crossed out represents low-cost.
Here's my second attempt, which is far far simpler. The Xed thunderbolt represents no anger (ie. good service). The $ crossed out represents low-cost.
Now that livery is simply boring, there's not much to it. The crossed out things look quite ridiculous.
However it's a huge improvement over the original
Now that livery is simply boring, there's not much to it. The crossed out things look quite ridiculous.
However it's a huge improvement over the original
Boring is better than "my eyes are bleeding." Simplicity is the key.
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Looking at your most recent livery, I must say I give up trying to help.
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