[Caw] Building Alteration

This is just my free time project over the past few days. I'm still working on it, and expecting to make it an alt of about 2000x2000px.

I haven't been posting for a looooong while. Some people might know me as DozenFuries, the guy who helped out the Hotel Manager of the danish hotel. :rolleyes:

But here I am again. Making alts and wasting my free time!
Feels good to be back on Habbox ;)

http://i25.tinypic.com/2labmyt.png

The girl sitting on the rooftop is Miss-Piggy28. She's my "green peace" friend.. STOP ALL WARS AND SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT :D

It looks good, when was the last time you done an alt?

Welcome Back! :D

& i love the alt! 9/10 (Could maby make a massive one) :D

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Originally Posted by Voiceover.

It looks good, when was the last time you done an alt?

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I've always been doing alts in my free time. I just stopped posting them since I was too busy with my education. :)

But now I got some free time on my hands because of my new job. :eusa_danc

Thats pretty cool :D xx

That's brilliant!

Thats really cool :D I like the furni inside :eusa_clap

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Originally Posted by HabboSketch

Thats really cool :D I like the furni inside :eusa_clap

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Yeah, that took the longest, too. I'm quite in to fine details.
By the way everything is made from scratch. :)

Wow, thats really good!

very nice and welcome back

Some parts look 'slightly' off, but quite good.

That's really good :).

I still need to learn how to do objects behind glass. Do you basically get a grey/blueish shade of the colour of the object? :eusa_thin

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Originally Posted by Robald

That's really good :).

I still need to learn how to do objects behind glass. Do you basically get a grey/blueish shade of the colour of the object? :eusa_thin

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Well, I personally prefer doing everything without the glass-look first.

Then I divide it into layers, so I have the stuff that needs to be behind glass on one layer, and the stuff that should appear the way it is on another layer.

Then I put on a 35% opacity blue/turqoise shade on the glass-layer. :)

Woow.....

I Don't Know What To Say It's To Good....

Bravo Bravo! xD

Really nice work!
Well Donee

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Originally Posted by Caw

Well, I personally prefer doing everything without the glass-look first.

Then I divide it into layers, so I have the stuff that needs to be behind glass on one layer, and the stuff that should appear the way it is on another layer.

Then I put on a 35% opacity blue/turqoise shade on the glass-layer. :)

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Oh right you just use a Photoshop tool :P. I only use Paint so I need and want to learn how to do it with pixel art.