My edit on colors of base Kayle skin pre 11

Deam·2/26/2019, 11:06:12 AM·3 votes·3,410 views

On my opinion the colors of base Kayle skin doesnt fit very much, i put them together in a palette: Color palette base skin Kayle

There are a few problems with it:

  1. To much different colors
  2. Color doesnt fit together well
  3. Complementary colors

In my opinion the problem is the turquoise and violet color on the body.

I would change the turquoise body into white/perl, the violet body into brown like its past lvl 11 and 16 and remove the light purple parts in the wings.

Base Kayle skin: https://imgur.com/a/k8jhfXR My fast edit on base Kayle skin: https://imgur.com/a/gWg3orS

8 Comments

Warlord Rhinark2/26/2019, 11:09:29 AM2 votes

Looks neat.

Míellá2/26/2019, 1:27:39 PM2 votes

Looks extremly flat. Its a quick edit, yes. But Kayle is supposed to be the respresentitive of Demacia. Now take a look at Galio and now at Kayle.

https://imgur.com/olmodch

And now at Kayle.

https://imgur.com/a/k8jhfXR

Kayle looks almost simular with the "white" part of her armor. Diffrence is that she has a divine, shining armor, while Galio is made out of petricite. That's why Kayle has a bit more going on. Also because of Morgana being her other side. Morgana is shining gold, atleast for a bit.

I'd say that the only change that might be positive to new Kayle is a better chest plate that doesn't highlight the boobs so much like other people say. But honestly, I don't really care. Kayle isn't a tank but more of a real fighter that goes into the battle and wants to be mobile. A heavy chest plate would immobilise her quite a bit if we're realistically speaking, so I'd say that the armor right now is quite fitting.

Oleandervine2/26/2019, 4:55:18 PM2 votes

The purple is there for a very distinct reason - it pairs her with Morgana. Morgana has a heavily purple color scheme with gold detailing, whereas Kayle has a gold color scheme with purple detailing. It's to play them up as two sides of the same coin, as being part of one another, as being two different ideologies spun from the same core concept.