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Pixel Art / Re: Walk cycle
« on: February 09, 2017, 02:27:16 pm »
Thanks for the kind words, Skaz!

I'm unsure what it still means to add volume and depth to a sprite along with subpixel animation, I'll look into that and see what it'll do for the sprite.

Pillow shading is something I was trying to avoid, is it because of the darker tones near the edges of a lighter part? I was trying to use some anti-alias but I suppose I still need to improve that part... I do agree I need to work on the lighting, I usually just "go for it" and see what works, but I can understand how it might feel off here. I think that working on the shadows can create that sense of motion that I've found is still lacking, mostly so at the head/hair.

Your version does show how much more fluid it could be, and I'm glad to see that. I do want to keep some darker pixels to the hair, to show some more detail in it, so I might need to find a common ground between my own and your edited version, shadow wise, I can really use this advice.

Thank you very much for taking the time to help me out here, I really appreciate it! I'll be busy editing the sprites and hopefully post a new version later on!

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Pixel Art / Walk cycle
« on: February 09, 2017, 01:10:17 pm »


It's been a few months since I've worked on this one but picked it up recently since I do like the idea of using this at some point. I spent tens of hours on this one, since the walk always felt off before finally reaching a point where I thought it might be good.

However, I'm still a newbie to spriting, and I'm missing the speed and quality improvement I need to make something out of it. Again, this took tens of hours of work. I'm curious to know what it is that I'm doing good already, but moreso what's going wrong (or if I'm doing everything wrong, lack of self-esteem shows that.

I remember that some frames' feet drived me nuts getting the angle of the feet right, so I hope that worked out.

Anyway, I hope it's not too much of a burden to help me out here. I truly appreciate it. I really want to become better at spriting!

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General Discussion / Re: Read the Rules, then introduce yourself here.
« on: February 09, 2017, 12:26:35 pm »
Hello everyone,

I like to make sprites. I have little to no self-esteem, and I seem to be unhire-able. Tired of looking for work, I thought I should just focus on trying to get better at making things I like to do, such as 2D art and my favourite: Pixel-art.

Problem is, I'm really slow, always been, and really need help improving. Both quality and especially speed-wise, I need to up my game if I ever want to make to be a part of a team where I can sprite all day without being as slow as I am.

I hope I can be of any use to you. I like the concept of this site and would like to see this being a place I can visit often.

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