New Orsimer Costumes Dye Fabulously

Recremen

These really are a breath of fresh air, as every single color comes out pretty much precisely as expected while keeping the characteristic cloth/leather texturing. The trim on either costume comes out lighter or darker than expected BUT it seems to just be a brightness shift so you're ultimately still working with something close to what you expected, unlike some previous costumes where you might get something entirely incorrect.

Colors used:

Julianos White
Legate Black
Sigil Orange
Ruby Throne Red
Dominion Yellow
Ophidian Jade
Covenant Blue
Overlord Purple
Motif Master Brown

Recremen

And a couple more showing off the different areas you can dye.




Beyond just the dyes, the outfits themselves are quite neat! The shoulder ridges are a bit peculiar but you don't advance art without trying something new.

Starlock

Wow, nice! Here's hoping the trend continues!

opaj

I'm still on the fence over those shoulders! But otherwise, I think they're simply gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this, you big beautiful furball.

weedgenius

The colors look great but I don’t really like how shiny they are. And I don’t get why, either. The original looks like it’s supposed to be made from some kind of marled wool fabric, not sure why it turns into shiny metallic when it gets dyed.

Recremen

weedgenius wrote: »

The colors look great but I don’t really like how shiny they are. And I don’t get why, either. The original looks like it’s supposed to be made from some kind of marled wool fabric, not sure why it turns into shiny metallic when it gets dyed.

@weedgenius

That's just because of the kind of dyes I used, which are all top "rarity" dyes, and most of those (when a costume works correctly) come out shiny. Here, have some Pit Daemon Poison for comparison!

zaria

Recremen wrote: »

weedgenius wrote: »

The colors look great but I don’t really like how shiny they are. And I don’t get why, either. The original looks like it’s supposed to be made from some kind of marled wool fabric, not sure why it turns into shiny metallic when it gets dyed.

@weedgenius

That's just because of the kind of dyes I used, which are all top "rarity" dyes, and most of those (when a costume works correctly) come out shiny. Here, have some Pit Daemon Poison for comparison!

Yes, if you want shiny fabric use rare dyes, use common for non shiny colors.
Overall very good how equal they dyes.