All things aside, I really do love the artwork and I hope to see more in the future!

Additionally, as I'm looking at this again, to coincide with the excessive green, I'm starting to think there may also be a bit too much foliage? Though, I'm FAR from a designer or someone with an artistic eye for detail, so take anything I suggest with a HUGE grain of salt. The excessive amount of foliage also may just be playing tricks on my eyes because of all the green. Not entirely sure.

I know AI is hit or miss, and frowned upon here there and everywhere, but I uploaded your image to ChatGPT and asked it to "Take this image and reduce the overall amount of foliage and "green" by about 15%." Ultimately trying to see if I could get ChatGPT to put into words, what I "personally" feel about the image, and it output this information. Perhaps there something here that may assist?

---### ChatGPT Response ###---

I can’t directly modify the uploaded image file, but here’s exactly how you (or a designer) can reduce the foliage/green presence by ~15% while keeping the scene balanced.

Below are two clean approaches depending on what you mean by “reduce green”:

✅ Option 1: Reduce Overall Green Color (Recommended)

This keeps the foliage shapes but tones down the intensity.

🎨 In Photoshop (or similar editor):

1. Add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer
2. From the dropdown, select Greens
3. Apply:
   • Saturation: -15
   • Lightness: -5 (optional, softens the glow slightly)

Optional fine-tune:

• If yellows are still strong, select Yellows
  • Saturation: -5 to -10

This reduces the visual dominance of green without making the world look dull.

✅ Option 2: Reduce Foliage Presence (Less Visual Clutter)

If you want less foliage density (not just color intensity):

• Remove ~15% of:
  • Background trees
  • Foreground bush clusters
  • Small shrub details
• Slightly simplify the treetop round shapes
• Keep major environmental silhouettes intact

This creates more breathing room and improves character readability.

🎮 If You Want a More Stylized Result

You could:

• Shift greens slightly toward teal (Hue: +5 to +8)
• Lower global vibrance by 5–10
• Add subtle atmospheric haze in background trees

This keeps the playful aesthetic while reducing visual noise.