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Pixel Art / Re: [VISUALS PUZZLES] Characters, minimalist pop culture design
« on: January 25, 2016, 10:52:29 pm »
OK. Thank you for the feedback Gil ! 
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Pixel Art / Re: [VISUALS PUZZLES] Characters, minimalist pop culture design
« on: January 25, 2016, 04:42:17 pm »
Thank you
Another question. Do you think the difficulty is easy / hard / too hard ?
Because I'm thinking creating a quizz version on the website. But first I need to know how hard it is for people to guess the characters.
Another question. Do you think the difficulty is easy / hard / too hard ?
Because I'm thinking creating a quizz version on the website. But first I need to know how hard it is for people to guess the characters.
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Pixel Art / Re: [VISUALS PUZZLES] Characters, minimalist pop culture design
« on: January 25, 2016, 02:47:50 pm »
Thank you for the feedback Gil. It’s good points.
I’ll pay attention at the cultural references (my problem is that I don’t always know if a character is well-known in a specific culture).
I understand your concern about the horizontal rules I break. It’s complicated because if I don’t, lots of characters wouldn’t exist. My approach is to begin with straight rules and add some modifications to continue experimenting.
But I’ll think about it.
All the best!
I’ll pay attention at the cultural references (my problem is that I don’t always know if a character is well-known in a specific culture).
I understand your concern about the horizontal rules I break. It’s complicated because if I don’t, lots of characters wouldn’t exist. My approach is to begin with straight rules and add some modifications to continue experimenting.
But I’ll think about it.
All the best!
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Pixel Art / [VISUALS PUZZLES] Characters, minimalist pop culture design
« on: January 23, 2016, 02:17:26 pm »
Hi,
I’m a Swiss designer and I work since a few months on a pop culture project called “Characters”. Today, I wish to share the result here because I think it may interest you and all feedbacks will be useful for me.
The visual concept inherit from an old Lego Ad (http://goo.gl/jzhIfq). The idea is to represent famous characters with a stack of colored bricks.
I’ve created a web site where all the designs are sorted by themes (Cartoons, Comics, Cinema, Video games, etc.). If you click on an image, you can get a hint and the answer.
www.jybe.ch/characters
Everything is free. My wish today is to promote the project and build a community of pixelart / pop culture passionate around it.
I’ll be happy to read your feedback and try to make the project better.
Have fun!
Jybe
I’m a Swiss designer and I work since a few months on a pop culture project called “Characters”. Today, I wish to share the result here because I think it may interest you and all feedbacks will be useful for me.
The visual concept inherit from an old Lego Ad (http://goo.gl/jzhIfq). The idea is to represent famous characters with a stack of colored bricks.
I’ve created a web site where all the designs are sorted by themes (Cartoons, Comics, Cinema, Video games, etc.). If you click on an image, you can get a hint and the answer.
www.jybe.ch/characters
Everything is free. My wish today is to promote the project and build a community of pixelart / pop culture passionate around it.
I’ll be happy to read your feedback and try to make the project better.
Have fun!
Jybe
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