Art Dump

That's why I like pixeljoint, they're running short on unnecessary comments. When in DA people comment on how cute each other's signatures are, in Pixeljoint they put their time and effort to actually try and help the op. To put things simply, pixeljoint is not a place to get seen, rather a place where you learn. If you're even more serious WIP board in the forum is the right place.

C64 palette is very good way of practicing hue shifting, it helps you to understand how the colours works and helps to realize one colour can be useful in lots of places. Just felt like putting it out here.

Here's the palette and some fact:

 

The shades, the base color, and the highlight color could not be used multiple times. I only used three types of outlines, and a stick. The stick had to have its own color, as sticks are never black.

For as far as I know, I couldn't use the colors I used multiple times.

 

Decided to participiate a bit, this is definitely the coolest I've made thou:

It's a scenery file for a soldat map.

 

Looks alright :) Also, is the thing on the left a face?

But, one thing... It's not like things are suddenly black when a shadow is cast on them. The ramp is a bit sudden. I'm not sure though, I don't know a lot (yet) about art.

 

Well it's quite much the style of the map, but yeah I know, it doesn't actually work like that :D

 

Looks quite convenient to me, but be aware you cannot use too many sceneries that huge in Soldat, some of them will appear transparent ingame.

 

Thanks and yeah, I am prepared for file separation. God it was such mindfuck with tw_Art.

 

Damn... Always when I plan to make some pixel art or do something else, I forget to, and often there's not enough time to start something, as I don't feel like drawing a cube, only to have to stop even before being able to shade it or transform it into an iso house or something. How do you guys focus on stuff?

 

Haha I'd give my left nut to know the secret to focus.

 

What I'm lacking is motivation, I'm working on a 2d platformer game using pixel art and there are so many days I've got enough after doing two 32x32 tiles.

 

What I'm working to, I suppose?

Okay, I'll just visualize myself being good at producing the art I always liked, being able to make my own art for a video game.

I already feel a bit motivated. But now when I'm finally motivated, I'm tired D:

 

Does anyone know how to make a perfectly 'square' cube? The sides always seem a bit... 'off', as if the cube is constructed of rectangles rather than squares.

 

So this technically doesn't count but last night I had a couple and when I woke up this was produced on my monitor

 

Hold on, is that Team Fortress Classic?

 

I play on the weekends

 

Smack those tits!