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Akimbo Heather Submachine Guns - Null & Void

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Date Posted: 9 Jan, 2018 @ 1:46am

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DH2RareHunter [developer] 9 Jan, 2018 @ 1:46am

Design Log - Null & Void

This is something new I'm going to start doing with every new skin, where I make a log detailing the design process behind the skin and where I justify some design choices.
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Anyhow, this skin has been a pain to finish. This is actually the 3rd incarnation of the skin, and only now have I been happy with the result.

For the design, I wanted to go with something simple and geometric, in order to give it a sci-fiesque and geometric feel to it, fitting for a sci-f looking weapon.

The reason for the base color of the gun being all black is to draw attention to the patterns, which there's something I feel works with black patterns on a black body.

This 3rd incarnation took about a day to create, as getting everything to look right took most of that time.

That's about it. Hope everyone likes this skin, and I can't wait to hear your feedback.

Last edited by DH2RareHunter; 9 Jan, 2018 @ 11:44am

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Irio

9 Jan, 2018 @ 3:33pm

While I do agree that nothing better goes with black than black, the patterns IMO are being smothered by the dark tones, so i would suggest tweaking the colors of the patterns so they contrast to the black instead of kind of melting into it.

Flying Rhino has PAYDAY 2

10 Jan, 2018 @ 2:28pm

I agree, there is a bit of a contrast problem at the moment. My other thought is your putting SO MUCH of the pattern into the supressor, then with a different attatchment a lot of what makes it kinda cool is lost.
Some addational detail on the plastic moulding on the front of the upper receiver? Why not carry the diamond pattern as inlay on the grip (ala stock Bernetti)?

Last edited by Flying Rhino; 17 Jan, 2018 @ 7:15am