1981
Pixel Art / Re: Running Animation
« on: March 07, 2016, 01:24:37 am »
mind if I try mocking a thing up?
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1982
Challenges & Activities / Re: GDC Art Jam
« on: March 07, 2016, 01:22:25 am »
count me in. Tossed this at a bunch of my friends, we'll see who turns up.
1983
Pixel Art / Character Design
« on: March 07, 2016, 01:04:26 am »
So, I'm trying to design a simplistic roboty-looking guy for a game.
He's supposed to be kind of naive and fearful, this whole "life" thing being rather new to him. He is designed to mesh with society though, being an artificial intelligence, so I'm trying for a more human leaning on his design than not.
Thoughts?
He's supposed to be kind of naive and fearful, this whole "life" thing being rather new to him. He is designed to mesh with society though, being an artificial intelligence, so I'm trying for a more human leaning on his design than not.
Thoughts?
1984
Pixel Art / Re: Help with simple running animation
« on: March 07, 2016, 01:01:55 am »
Start with how many frames you want the animation to be. 2 frame run cycles tend to be kind of stiff, while more complex ones are more smooth.
Work from there.
A helpful diagram for walk cycles:
Work from there.
A helpful diagram for walk cycles:
1985
Pixel Art / Re: newbie sprite artist looking for critique
« on: March 05, 2016, 10:00:47 am »
one thing I'm noticing is a bit of weird "flicker" on the left leg of the bobbing girl. Our left, not hers.
Right where the sock starts.
(also, saitama's missing his cape man! Can't forget the cape dude!)
Right where the sock starts.
(also, saitama's missing his cape man! Can't forget the cape dude!)
1986
Portfolios / The MysteryMeat ArtHaus
« on: March 05, 2016, 07:45:03 am »
Welcome to the mystery meatshack, where we're absolutely not liable for any throat lacerations you recieve through consumption of our heavily-pixellated product!
From animation to effects, character design to reinterpretation, I do it all!
Check out what I can do:
Animation!
Character Designs and Concept Art!
UI Design, Backgrounds, and Effects!
Avatars, too!
Contact me here, or at my tumblr Spoiledmysterymeat.tumblr.com and I can make all your tiny blocky dreams come true!
I mostly take one-off commissions, but I'm more than willing to be taken on as a full-time artist!
From animation to effects, character design to reinterpretation, I do it all!
Check out what I can do:
Animation!
Character Designs and Concept Art!
UI Design, Backgrounds, and Effects!
Avatars, too!
Contact me here, or at my tumblr Spoiledmysterymeat.tumblr.com and I can make all your tiny blocky dreams come true!
I mostly take one-off commissions, but I'm more than willing to be taken on as a full-time artist!
1987
General Discussion / Re: Official Off-Topic Thread 2016
« on: March 05, 2016, 07:08:19 am »
sup, how is everyone tonight? Feelin' taut and perky?
1988
Pixel Art / Re: crossbow gun thing
« on: March 05, 2016, 06:58:00 am »
I recommend working from a reference on this.
To get more specific, everything is too blocky. The grip in particular looks like it would hurt to hold as it is, normally the edges would have been sanded off slightly to round it out or, in the case of more modernized crossbows, are replaced with a pistol or rifle grip.
Here's a picture of an old wooden crossbow to work from:
use [img width=X] to specify a new size for large images. -Atnas
To get more specific, everything is too blocky. The grip in particular looks like it would hurt to hold as it is, normally the edges would have been sanded off slightly to round it out or, in the case of more modernized crossbows, are replaced with a pistol or rifle grip.
Here's a picture of an old wooden crossbow to work from:
use [img width=X] to specify a new size for large images. -Atnas
1989
2D & 3D / Re: Realtime Rendering of 3d Meshes as Pixelart
« on: March 03, 2016, 08:16:55 am »
from my friend on skype:
"If you combine this with a vertex shader that quantizes bone position to limit the framerate of character animation, you could do some pretty sick things with IK"
I don't know jack all about this "Third Dimension" stuff but here you go
"If you combine this with a vertex shader that quantizes bone position to limit the framerate of character animation, you could do some pretty sick things with IK"
I don't know jack all about this "Third Dimension" stuff but here you go
1990
General Discussion / Re: Read the Rules, then introduce yourself here.
« on: March 03, 2016, 08:02:24 am »
Hey sup, I'm Mysterymeat, also known by some as Riotmode.
I've been doing pixels for about four years now, and seriously trying to get GOOD at them for about a year and a half.
I'm looking forward to interacting with the community, as I can already see from http://pixelation.org/index.php?topic=18842.0 this is going to be quite an interesting ride.
I draw with a mouse and use Aseprite for my pixelwork.
My hobbies are making really dumb internet jokes and having intense heated arguments over children's cartoon shows.
I've been doing pixels for about four years now, and seriously trying to get GOOD at them for about a year and a half.
I'm looking forward to interacting with the community, as I can already see from http://pixelation.org/index.php?topic=18842.0 this is going to be quite an interesting ride.
I draw with a mouse and use Aseprite for my pixelwork.
My hobbies are making really dumb internet jokes and having intense heated arguments over children's cartoon shows.