Aoife MacMurrough(Medieval Princess)(Contest) Minecraft Skin

Updated on Feb 17th, 2013, 2/17/13 1:02 am | 1 logs
Published Feb 16th, 2013, 2/16/13 4:20 am

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MasaoMoon
Level 59 : Grandmaster Procrastinator

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Honestly I made this skin, not really looking at the rules of the contest, but then I figured she looked Irish. So I went on a little search and found out about Aoife MacMurrough, Also known as Aoife of Leinster.

This Irish Princess married Richard de Clare, 2nd Earl of Pembroke, better known as Strongbow by request of her father Dermot MacMurrough after the Norman invasion of Ireland in 1170. Soon after, battles were conducted by Aoife on behalf of her husband and she is sometimes known as Red Eva. Time past and she became the ancestor of many famous Kings such as Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall, Roger de Mortimer, Richard III, and King Henry IV.

I made this skin and everything might not be completely accurate but at least you learned something by taking the time to read this through. My resource page was from the Wikipedia page of Aoife MacMurrough.
Here's a link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aoife_of_Leinster

Thank you for checking it out and keep rocking the night Moonlights!

Also here's some extras! :)

For those without Previewers.

Extra colors for those who don't like green and brown. (Just save onto your computer)

Blond

Brown(My personal favorite)

Black

Credit	To Aoife for existing, the Medieval Contest, and Wikipedia.
Gender	Female
Model	Steve
Tags	Female Brown Green Princess Black Bow White Medieval Kingdom Famous People Dress Yellow Orange Gold Strong Age Prince Tiara Irish Ireland Ages Gaelic Aoife Macmurrough Leinster Strongbow

1 Update Logs

Update #1 : by MasaoMoon 02/17/2013 1:02:18 amFeb 17th, 2013

Made the skin more vibrant!

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EricValor

• 02/17/2013 12:14 am

• Level 20 : Expert Prince

i like the blonde one good job

ModestHobo

• 02/16/2013 12:20 pm

• Level 28 : Expert Unicorn

Great skin! However, the color of the skin kind of gets dirty and murky, something that I personally dislike about skin tone, because I believe that the color should become more saturated when getting darker.

MasaoMoon

• 02/17/2013 12:36 am

• Level 59 : Grandmaster Procrastinator

How's this? New skin color!

MasaoMoon

• 02/17/2013 12:12 am

• Level 59 : Grandmaster Procrastinator

I've never been proficient with coloring, this saturation sounds like a good idea, how would I go about this? I could go about maybe changing the shading.

ModestHobo

• 02/17/2013 8:24 am

• Level 28 : Expert Unicorn

That is a lot better. The way you shade so that the skin doesn't turn an ugly grey like that is, if you use palettes, when you change value make sure to change saturation the opposite direction. The same applies to opacity shading. If you use dodge and burn, which you may have because you got that effect, there is no real way. I would recommend trying palettes, or rather opacity shading which gives you the same effect, you just use a pencil, a different shade (Either less saturation and more value for a brighter shade or more saturation and less value for a darker shade) and less opacity. I hope I described that well...

MasaoMoon

• 02/17/2013 9:00 am

• Level 59 : Grandmaster Procrastinator

I don't use dodge and burn, just to clear that area up.

ModestHobo

• 02/17/2013 9:28 am

• Level 28 : Expert Unicorn

Okay good.

Triggerfullify

• 02/16/2013 7:23 am

• Level 31 : Artisan Cake