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Nice quick sketch. It reminds me of something that I would like to see: scars, stitches, stab wounds, and bullet holes. Maybe under Insignias?
I’ve been trying to use HM3 to create a wounded character with a compound fracture. Using the Bone elements, I’m able to somewhat create the effect. But without blood, well, it looks like he has a chicken bone in his pants.
this is you in your own little “I’m a BAMF World” ya know, the the one we all have.
adding on to that, isn’t it?
I have already created scars mostly using the ‘claw mark’ insignia with the colors matching the flesh very closely. It works alright but any scars that result tend to be repetative.
@MM&I: Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll give it a try.