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Anyone got any tips on making these Flames for my Skulltaker better at all????

If you observe real fire , you'll notice there are usually 3 brightness lvls , from bright yellow to orange to red.

In that case the darkest should only be like 30% at most of the color

so 5% more yellow , 20% more orange atleast.

OK, any more tips?

Feforfar wrote:OK, any more tips?

Apply some visibile brush stroke to simulate the air current.

But seriously , with the color done right , its the most important step.

um, ok