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... though in this case the ship isn't that large, as not to benefit form Jabba's solution. Comparing photos and Jabba's drawing I can clearly see why he choose this solution. I am, however, a tad confounded by the size of the name at the stern. Should the letters be of such a significant size? Otherwise a very delightful product, which in my opinion clearly qualifies to be moved to Real Designs!
Unless you are drawing motorboats of less than 30 meters, the portholes should always be uniform as Alavama descriped. This has nothing to do with most aqurate presentation of their relative size, but it comes down to very basics of Shipbucket style as pixel-art. There needs to be some level of exageration over detail sizes.As what comes to the drawing there is still LOT to do. if we start from the Basics:
The mast....overlapsing black pixels are no-no in basicly every case.
Ordanance... An USN K-gun? Mk IX 4.7' mounts? American TTs? A strange AA gun that penetrates into the TTs? (is there a removed middle tube that allows the gun mount in
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