Im none all too good at stuff like this but wheeze

Better skills than me. I think it looks good.

I got super bored a few weeks ago and just went “eh! I feel like Zelda today xD”

@Bitch-chan damn, I stand no chance

might've already posted this-- this is from when i called myself jin.

https://twitter.com/concavedskull/status/1141821806518689793

Based on a back story of my character, Brandon Ajanlekoko...

I call this piece 'Christian Toxicity', not to offend anyone who is actually a Christian in here btw.

im doing sketches for his contest too but none of mine look that good, bell

I would like to join his T-shirt contest with Mahou Shounen Repzi-chan

so I kind of want to try my hand at the t-shirt thing. here's a rough idea of what i want to do, any feedback before I finalise?

Not bad

smooth out the lines and make it using print-friendly colors, and up the resolution, 👌

thanks, what resolution should i do btw?

Depends on the printer

I think around 6000 is a good number for high q prints

ALRIGHT, thank you, I'll fix those things you mentioned btw

like 6000x6000 so when it's printed, it wont be pixelated

AAaA the onion kinda looks like garlic to me??

I'll do that and

**ah yeah you're right**

Try making it more yellow??

oh and my unit of measurement is pixels btw

lol

The yellow would work really well, I'll do that
yeah don't worry, I assumed as much, 6000 inches at 300dpi would be terrifying

LOL I'd be more worried about the file size and render time

my laptop would steal my tablet pen from me and stab itself

XD

also should i just suck it up and do this as a vector or should i keep up with the normal pixels?

depends on how you do things

personally I'd re-draw the work using vector shapes

< my profile picture

Tbh I'd do both

And see which I like more

yeah i was thinking of tracing it with vectors, but ive never really done vectors seriously so its kind of intimidating

if you're invested enough, do both

😛

should I do it in Photoshop or hop onto like inkscape or something?

again thats preference