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ENTRY A / ENTRY B / ENTRY C
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~31 colors; 40 tiles, 7 paletterows / ~27 colors; 40 tiles, 5 paletterows / ~14 colors; 40 tiles, 1 paletterow
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"I like this one the most... just curious to know what the pallettes look like... "
- thx, palette rows are now included
"Vedsten - Your first one was so nice, it was truly my favourite. There was just some weird thing going on with the brick of that back building though, I couldn't tell if it was a slanty, attached piece or if it was going behind the front building. But I have to say, I liked that one so much more than your new one (Though also cool, but too dark for my personal taste...it doesn't seem finished so I'm reserved in commenting more on it)."
- the back building's supposed to "pop" out, the odd lines are there to preserve tiles, it's a re-use, and though ill have to admit it looks a tad odd when you look at it for too long and zoom in, t shouldn't be too noticeable (or that, atleast, was the plan ^^), i agree, the second one's too dark, i actually tried making a pisece w. alot of contrast, cuz im pretty bad at it, and thus ~ i failed misrablely ^^, btw, quite the nifty entry you've submitted
"@vedsten: I'd say your first submission is the most aesthetically pleasing for me; It works very well as a background. The colors preserve the detail while keeping it second in importance to the sprites that will go in there. Not too much detail, just right. The second one doesn't work as well for me; The outlines and dark, bold colors pop it out a bit too much. It still shows some amazing technical detail, though. Great entries. I love your style."
-Glad you like the first one, agree on your comments on the second ^^
Thx for the comments, and thx for the contest, excellent training!