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Experimenting with thicker outlines on characters. How's it look? 50% larger.
Raiden's got a bit of a silly side too =).
Raiden © tamerkoh
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That's the idea I was going for, actually, lol.
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Gonechoo
Thicker outlines work best with strict B&W, but I think they still enhance the clarity of a character in color over a background.