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Pixel Art / Re: First Pixelation! [WIP]
« on: April 28, 2007, 03:09:34 pm »
No, it's just kind of a floating head right now
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Pixel Art / First Pixelation! (Updated no.2)[WIP]
« on: April 28, 2007, 06:42:24 am »
Alright, first off let me introduce myself. My alias is Jelly_Donut, chosen for the simple fact that jelly_donut's are very yummy.
I am an animation major, working in 3d here in north carolina, USA. I have always admired pixel art, and recently have decided to go ahead and learn how to create pixel art. This is my first go around, which is obviously not done. It's a floating rock golem of sorts I guess.
I thought some dithering would be a good way to make him look rocky but... I'm not sure, I want to add details like cracks and such. Only thing is, I'm having some problem donig that given the size (I'm used to being told to work huge...) I was wondering for more detail in this guy, do I need to go larger, or do I need to learn some techniques?
This really is my best shot so far... and I know there are a lot of problems with him, I can't seem to figure out how to push him to a proffesional level.
So I'm very thankful for any help given.
I am an animation major, working in 3d here in north carolina, USA. I have always admired pixel art, and recently have decided to go ahead and learn how to create pixel art. This is my first go around, which is obviously not done. It's a floating rock golem of sorts I guess.
I thought some dithering would be a good way to make him look rocky but... I'm not sure, I want to add details like cracks and such. Only thing is, I'm having some problem donig that given the size (I'm used to being told to work huge...) I was wondering for more detail in this guy, do I need to go larger, or do I need to learn some techniques?
This really is my best shot so far... and I know there are a lot of problems with him, I can't seem to figure out how to push him to a proffesional level.
So I'm very thankful for any help given.