beautifull 20/10

1. Change the base for a new file.
2. Change the size of the pattern by remaking it to be larger, this would scale things up.
3. Change gold to a darker brown (less saturated), so the gold texture is more consistent with TF2's style.
4. If you made the floral design in the first place, then thickening the lines wouldn't be an issue. It takes la simple change in photoshop to do that.

I would 100% drop my current collection to buy an entire strange warpaint set of these.

Although something I would suggest might be a better option is making the solid yellow texture the same color as the main flower pattern color, I think that would possibly make it look cleaner

I think this looks brilliant honestly, the shader like your other recent warpaint really makes it pop, I personally dont think it needs changing if im honest, again, great work as always!

this looks amazing

[2/2] Dropping the saturation will make the gold part look like jarate, trust me i've tried but with the anodized glowy reflection the color variation is just too wild; the gold parts are actually dark orange, close to red even! Lower-setting-wise i'm afraid my war paints arent adapted, and will never be; it is an abstract notion to optimize warpaints for low-end computers; for maps i understand and they're always are, but war paints... i'm slightly bewildered by your comment i must confess. "Thickening" of the floral pattern lines now that's a challenge, i really do appreciate that comment; the primary pattern is actually pure white lines on a pure black background, it is impossible to contrast the pattern more without having access to the actual war paint info file, that is once again protected/no access to it, as i'd be able to tone down the anodized effect on the pattern seams.

@Dirty Sprite I'm afraid war paint creators are not a liberty to change the actual pattern application on weapons, as the info file is protected and the game wont launch if it is modified; if i actually changed the pattern scale on the pattern itself it would lose quality; solid-colord wise it's been in my philosophy since about 2 years to never use solid colors, as it's lazy and really dont look that good; but more variation on the secondaries is a rich idea indeed and i thank you, my mind was split regarding this decision and i am glad you made me find some resolve in this matter. [1/2]

Scale the floral pattern up- small details don't look all that good, especially at lower settings. Brighten/thicken the lines on the floral pattern as well. Drop the saturation a little bit on the bright, solid colors, and add a texture of some kind to the solid black. Solid colors look a lot better when there is a texture, perhaps some kind of a ceramic pot/cloth look to go with the floral pattern.

@Dirty Sprite I see, any suggestions on how i could make my war paint better to you eyes?

flowers don't look hand drawn, cliparty.
Colors are too dark, oversaturated.
overuse of shaders to make up for lack of composition
3/10

@Lucky The secondary and tertiary patterns have been troubling me for quite some time myself you see, you dont happen to have any suggestions by any chance?

golden texture whit a grand-mama finish
love it

the primary texture is absolutely awesome!

The main texture is gorgeous, however i feel that the other two textures could have more to them, the light grey doesn't really fit.

gold