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And I agree with you, his characters are actually better drawn than vanilla, which are much simpler and require less technical skills. Best of luck and I hope to see more work from you!
Yes, it may not strictly match the game's artstyle, but it is very close to it and truth be told, I prefer Nodappjung's detailed design to the original. I've always been all about the grayest colors, the subtlest nuances, and spending the greatest time on the smallest details. Hell, my favourite movie of all time is Possum. In my eyes, the Judge is perfect, and I apologize if my vision wasn't to everyone's liking.
And sorry if I sounded pretentious.
Now, I didn't draw the idle/combat/camp sprites myself. As you can see from the hero comic, I'm not too shabby myself, but I just couldn't do sprites well. So instead I commissioned Nodappjung to draw it. He's the artist behind the Exorcist mod, which I consider the pinnacle of Darkest Dungeon character mods in all aspects - your mileage may vary, of course. I wanted to assemble an all-star cast for this mod so I wanted the best mod's artist to draw the Judge.
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Someone as meticulous as you seem to be, you must also clearly see that despite the great character design - which I honestly also really admire - the final execution is incongruent with the artistic direction of the game: It's too detailed, the linework is too thin. It lacks the wood block aesthetic that Bourassa was so careful to craft. And even the proportions, despite making the legs short, just are not consistent with any vanilla heroes "chibi" style.
The virtue and affliction sprites actually do excel because that's where images are meant to be more detailed and realistic in the game.
Pointing this out is not meant to insult you, this is clearly a labor of love that took you 2 years to accomplish. So I'm curious as to why you settled short at the finishing line.
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Copypasting the judge's apperance in Wild West clothes is something an amateur would do who doesn't truly understand the Judge's character. Truth is, as an allegorical character, he is always at home in whichever environment he is in. When leading the gang, he dresses like a cowboy. When at the governor's ball, he is distinguished and refined. When walking through the desert, he appears with burnt skin and cracked lips - even though we know he's immortal and can't die by thirst, etc.
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