Walkaloosa Art!

Curly [Platinum || 628 posts] on 12/20/2023 4:07 pm

Congrats everyone on creating a new corssbreed! I am here to start the process of creating the Walkaloosa breed. 

To start the process, I will be working with you all in this forum to get specifics about what you want in your breed.  Our workflow will look like:

  1. Campaign contributors and club members post reference images. Reference images can be to pick a pose, mane/tail type, conformation-specifics etc. When you post a photo let me know what you like the most in the photo. NOTE: Poses, conformation etc. have some limitations such as no rearing poses and requests must be true to life and make sense for the breeds cross %. Ex. We won't do a pony-sized base for a Clydesdale x Perch cross, that would be quite odd.
  2. After submitting ref photo submissions, I will look through and make a master list of everything that was suggested and post it here for review. At this time, you all can chat about what you want to see specifically. Ex. Morgans have a bridle path because that was a highly requested option and Irish Cobs have tons of hair because people valued that the most. NOTE: Should there be any aspect that isn't fully agreed upon I will present the best options based on my (or other artists) ability with input from the club president.
  3. Using the final list of requirements, I (or another artist) will begin the greyscale process and post the first draft of the greyscale here. With this, feel free to be a bit picky, add suggestions, and the club may also make large changes if all are agreeable (Ex. Turns out you all don't like the breed with a bobbed tail, you can change it to long etc.)
  4. Based on feedback, a second draft will be posted for confirmation that everyone likes the base. At this time, no major changes can occur but small or minor changes can occur.
  5. Once the second draft is approved I will move into the coloring phase. Here, I will open it up for you all to send reference pictures of the needed white markings (Sabino, tobiano, overo, etc.) and I will incorporate those as I can.
  6. Once all the coloring is done, Bedouin and I will work on the back end to make the breed a reality. This involves a bit of code and inputting.
  7. Bask in the glory of completing a crossbreed campaign and ogle at those beautiful ponies.

    So, for now, post below reference images and details about what you would like to see in the Walkaloosa breed!

reddRookk

Post Count: 544

1/06/2024 11:28 pm

I agree with Astral. The more I look at it the more it seems disproportionate ๐Ÿซ  

 

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Curly

Post Count: 628

1/09/2024 5:55 pm

Ok, I have fresh eyes and did a bit more adjusting. How are we feeling now?



reddRookk

Post Count: 544

1/10/2024 8:11 am

Much better! I like the deeper chest and the thinner neck. It looks like it was made kinda stubbier in the body?
This is my only input:


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Curly

Post Count: 628

1/10/2024 2:33 pm

Yes! Its a bit less long to fix the proportion. Making them longer at the flank makes them look very sausage-esque ๐Ÿค”



reddRookk

Post Count: 544

1/10/2024 3:05 pm

They are very sausage-y aren't they lol honestly would just like to see them listed as a breed in game.

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reddRookk

Post Count: 544

2/09/2024 8:28 pm

After listening to the live and going back and forth on saying anything, and seeing similar views from others, I wanted to put this out there - I'd be content for now to just have the art swapped to the stock cross art and hold out for the permanent artist to get the custom art. I do not feel it is fair to everyone who donated to receive the pieced together art over a fully customized piece. I appreciate the effort and work that's gone in, and understand it is what needed to be done to keep the game rolling, but I do not feel it is fair nor does it fulfill what was promised when campaigns were rolled out. 



TalithaGrades

Post Count: 33

2/10/2024 11:58 am

I agree with reddrookk's last comment. I'd be fine with the generic art until an artist is hired to create the piece. Being able to have the functions of a registered breed is more important. 


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