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Archived Activities / Re: WayForward Contest #3: Background artist (tiling)
« on: March 17, 2006, 04:25:45 pm »
slightly different version. not sure if its better or worse.
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General Discussion / Re: Favorite Non-pixel Art
« on: March 17, 2006, 12:33:14 pm »
cool don't think I've seen those Thomas Coles before. I wish I could digipaint like this guy: http://goodbrush.com/
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Archived Activities / Re: WayForward Contest #3: Background artist (tiling)
« on: March 17, 2006, 11:31:36 am »
added color ramps
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General Discussion / Re: Tisha is Back!
« on: January 20, 2006, 05:47:49 am »
I believe 23 is Surt.
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General Discussion / Re: King of Spriters 2006 - Project of the Millennium!
« on: January 15, 2006, 03:39:46 am »
Kon as soon as I saw your sprite I had to play with it to make it a little more "realistic".
The white eyes and teeth just seemed too goofy to me. I wasn't going to bother saying anything, but now that you've posted the portrait, it bothers me even more since youve gone so realistic with her face in the portrait. Maybe something to think about.
The white eyes and teeth just seemed too goofy to me. I wasn't going to bother saying anything, but now that you've posted the portrait, it bothers me even more since youve gone so realistic with her face in the portrait. Maybe something to think about.
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General Discussion / Re: Pixel Art Poster
« on: December 29, 2005, 05:13:54 pm »
I made a big Pixelation poster a while back. I had no blurring problems with Photoshop.
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General Discussion / Re: The Official Pixelopolis OT-Creativity Thread
« on: December 03, 2005, 07:48:59 am »
hey cool topic. nice drawings Hase.
I've been trying messing with oil paints for the past couple weeks. This is tonight's study, scenes from Seven Samurai:
I've been trying messing with oil paints for the past couple weeks. This is tonight's study, scenes from Seven Samurai:
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Pixel Art / Re: Speed collabs
« on: December 01, 2005, 01:13:05 am »
I like the colors of that last one. It looks like his wrappings are made of gold.
I also wouldn't think speed pixeling would be very productive, but each set seems to be better than the last, so maybe you two are on to something.
I also wouldn't think speed pixeling would be very productive, but each set seems to be better than the last, so maybe you two are on to something.
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Pixel Art / Re: I'm back!
« on: November 30, 2005, 11:01:49 pm »
You were the one with the iso rpg game with the floating voodoo doll things yeah? Hows that project coming?
Dont have much to say about this hallway scene, except to maybe play with more atmospheric colors to push those trees back. Either that or make the window pane divider thingies pop forward more. Right now theyre kind of fighting with each other for foreground/background positions me thinks. Trees look like theyre oozing through the window.
Mirror colors and highlight on the painting seem too bright to me.
Dont have much to say about this hallway scene, except to maybe play with more atmospheric colors to push those trees back. Either that or make the window pane divider thingies pop forward more. Right now theyre kind of fighting with each other for foreground/background positions me thinks. Trees look like theyre oozing through the window.
Mirror colors and highlight on the painting seem too bright to me.
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Pixel Art / Re: Another Tut by me : Anatomy
« on: November 29, 2005, 12:22:32 am »
Well the most obvious things are the lower arm is wider than the upper arm, the lower leg is wider than upper leg, and the feet are ginormous. Obviously a stylistic exaggeration (I hope). But not my cup of tea, and maybe not the best thing to do if you're trying to teach proper anatomy. Hips and crotch look strange too.
I'm sure most people here will benefit from this though. Its a pretty common mistake on pixel boards to make the muscles on outer side of legs and arms sit at same level as inner side. You've clearly shown that the outer sits higher. Your exaggeration might actually be good for this. And its nice to have a quick ref on the board for them. A nice springboard. For seriously learning anatomy though, I'd suggest they just pick up a pencil and read some books.
I'm sure most people here will benefit from this though. Its a pretty common mistake on pixel boards to make the muscles on outer side of legs and arms sit at same level as inner side. You've clearly shown that the outer sits higher. Your exaggeration might actually be good for this. And its nice to have a quick ref on the board for them. A nice springboard. For seriously learning anatomy though, I'd suggest they just pick up a pencil and read some books.