Close up, your gloves are worn leather now: a pebble grain, a polished grip, knuckle scuffs, the panel and the steel buckle, matching the rest of the kit. The fingertips are the most worn part, only a shade or two lighter than the leather beside them and still clearly dark brown. In the first pass they came out so pale they read as bare skin. Measured, they were about five times brighter than the surrounding leather and within a few percent of the survivor’s own face, so they were repainted.
The gloves reach up under the rolled sleeve, with no bare band of wrist between glove and shirt, and taking clothes off and putting them back on keeps the face, chest and hands drawn however long you have been playing.
