I have always wondered how you got the appearance of those layers of color, thank you so much for this

Buddy comedy

All the hares are amazing but Basil is particularly memorable <33

I want to call it because it would be so cool if I was right and hopefully just the acronym isn’t spoily for people who don’t know what it is: I think it’s FBS

Another software dev lmao. I’m grateful for a career where I get to solve problems and write code, that stuff is fun, but I’m not passionate about it, which is reflected in my slow job growth (I’m not a “senior” dev but should be at this point >.>)
I used to feel secure but not lately

Im watching the parade

Haha. Maybe I would follow though on ideas more if I could more easily manipulate their scaling.

The idea being, you use the bare bones character maker to generate a preview, and then you pay for the opportunity to download a PSD. If I approach the art right from the beginning I could offer SVG for those who want to manipulate scaling.

So the best way to offer reasonable file sizes I think is to have someone fill out a form - with character maker, even - that specifies which parts to include in the PSD file. So that’s a whole programming project on its own. One that requires I have a website, and a way to sell and use license keys

Then there’s the nature of lineless art - I am less likely to expect my buyers to know how coloring lineless works, and would need to include separate detail and shading layers probably for *every individual body part*. So that’s, whatever insane number of layers this was going to take anyways, x2-3

First, there’s just the nature of rokobo being extremely variable in shape, in order to feel like I am doing the concept justice I’d probably need at least 3 separate versions. It’s just one of those things where I cannot make it easy on myself lol.