I have a reason for working with one tile. The newest tiles, the second one listed is one that tiles 32x32 and I agree that no, players would not want to look at it for long distances, but I am planning on adding A LOT in the way of small details, such as logs, shrubs, bushes, trees, etc, so that will not be all that the player will be looking at.

Also, about the contrast comment.. I asked earlier in this thread aswell but never recieved a reply.. Is there any good guidelines or tutorials I can use to help me in figuring out color, saturation, contrast, etc?

Thanks

Alright, thanks for the input guys!

Is there anywhere where I can see a tutorial or guide to help me out with color, contrast, etc, since a few of you guys mentioned that the color isn't the greatest right now and I'm not sure exactly what you guys are trying to say :p.

Also, since I assume most of you haven't seen how Graal online's tiles are usually made, I'll try to explain it as best I can..
Usually, with Graal, you have your basic grass. Then you have all those little things, like long grass, flowers, little things that add needed detail to an otherwise plain level. These little tufts of grass I posted on the right of the shot are a crude beginning to these small details. I plan on adding much more like bushes, flowers, rocks, etc.

Just hoping that clears up what one or two of you commented on about the longer clumps of grass.

Thanks again

If you read the Introduction thread, you'll have seen that I'm here to improve my pixeling as much as I can, so after registering, I started make a small tileset as a little project to see what happens with it. Here are a few grass tiles that I made for this tileset and I'd like to see what you guys think.



The tiles on bottom are what I originally drew and colored. The tiles are top are the same, but I played with the contrast, brightness and saturation in irfanview.

Thanks in advance