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Something like this SCREAMS custom wear, but I'm assuming it's not here since there's no screenshots.
Would appreciate seeing what it looks like in all wears before fully making a judgement, but this is cool concept and a solid execution overall regardless.
it is your concept to perfect, and after all, to me, making my portfolio be full of work that I feel like speaks on my behalf, is a more important factor than creating something souly to try to have Valve add it into the game and make money off of it.
Of course, would be neat, and none of would obviously turn down the idea
But I respect your choice to stick by design, and hope you may find a potential middle ground for both moving forward
Much love
Because of this, I opted for aesthetic over thematic and chose the edges, which I feel is to the benefit of the paint but I respect disagreements.
I think there are far too many sharp edges which hurt the feeling even further, especially when the primary texture is suppose to be oil over an ocean surface
Id say, genuinely, take a flat surface that won't absorb the oil, pour some oil randomly across it, and see how the general shapes pan out
That way the feel can retain an even balance of everything