Yeah I have no art experience. I have been taking a pixel art course at Udemy which says you don't need any former art experience to learn. But it won't teach me those complex shapes. I don't have time nor the money to get a formal art training(ie. go to art school). I just thought since I saw that course that I could just go and learn pixel art and someone told me I don't necessarily need former art experience to learn pixel art. I believe I can improve if I work hard but I also need tutorials on how to make these kinds of art. I have been trying to study by looking at pixel art existence; I was looking into anime hair and the one armor (Shiryu's dragon armor) that I actually have(I've hired a cheap[extremely] pixel artist to work for my pixel art-using game and he made me that armor). I know before I started this training in pixel art at Udemy I have created quite the impressive Disney cartoon characters in pixel art(Goofy, Donald, Mickey etc...) and Spongebob. But since I didn't know anything like shading, it has no shading. My friend commended me in how well my shading look now since I have begun shading my art. I have improved at that area and it looks quite good. What I've learned is that not to focus too much on brightness but on saturation and do brightness if saturation is not enough but don't do too much as it doesn't look good, and do dithering.