I can make them tile. I you assume 1/4 of what I made is where the problem is, I don't understand how you go from a single-color square to a decent looking stone/wood floor/wall... And I'm trying to figure out how.

I'm curious how people create tilesets? I have done a little researching, but the link for a tutorial for "textures" that looked good was broken.
All I know is the general color, and I have no idea how to get started making one of these. Any suggestions?

I'm not going to have much time to work on it tomorrow and its due in a couple days, so I just ended up using realistic pictures. The text I used looks awesome with it (It actually looks like it is carved into it.) but I just put a gravestone up.

I haven't really done anything beyond recoloring things. (I think I lost those few images when my computer died.)

However if you know beginners tutorials to pixel art it would be interesting, some of the high resolution pixel art blows my mind. Low resolution looks really easy, but much more difficult to make a new thing of. Whoever made the first one of a concept is awesome, but once I see a pixel shape its fairly obvious.

EDIT: Like for example I just had inspiration to create something and I broke it down into a 10x10/20x20/30x30 stone tile, similar tile in wood, and somehow make a stone tile that appears higher when placed next to stone. However I don't even know how to start the first two, other then grey/dark brown.

Thanks for the pictures tcaud.
ptong: Oh, you mean actual drawing. I draw sometimes, but mostly in straight lines. Also this is a project for school that I am going to do with a computer because if I want to draw it I have to get a bigger piece of paper and I didn't bring one of those home this weekend.

EDIT: I like your signature ptong.

So I've googled this a bit and didn't find anything pixelated. (google ignored the word pixelated.) and asked on paint.net forums, but haven't gotten anything. Anyone here know how?