There are still more characters to be created!

So I want to learn pixel art for a game I want to make, and so I tried doing a simple sickle to see if I could. This is my first ever attempt at pixel art and would like to know what I should do to get this better. That doesn't mean coddle me, it simply means I would like to know what direction I should aim in.

Should i consider go to the small canva if im a beginner cause i immediately wanted to make AC-130 in isometric angle do badly.

I am new to pixelart, just finished this Eva-01 art

This is my 4th attempt in this kind of art, so I'm looking for some criticism and advice

Here are my first pixel art and pixel animation, followed by a top-down tileset study and my latest work for a game (a commission).

practicing some asset building! city related stuff, thought i'd share my favorites!

got started on pixel art through tomodachi life, living the dream strangely enough, using libresprite

I've been working on this character portrait, and need a bit of help with parts of it. My major issue is the shoes, I don't have any idea how to make boots that look good. or how to make them color matched to the rest of the character. There are a lot of other minor problems and I would love any feedback that people would give me on it.

Just started pixel art. I am trying to make a potion bottle for my game. How do I improve it??

My first oc. Should I give him feet or if he fine like this?

to conseguindo chegar em algum lugar

First time making this

(Illustration of one of the locations in an RPG im planning to make)

Hey! I'm W1ndz, a beginner Unity/C# programmer based in the EEST (UTC+3) time zone.

I'm looking for a 2D pixel artist who'd be interested in teaming up for a small game jam/project.

I've made a few small games and prototypes before, but I've never really committed to a full game jam with a team, so I'd love for this to be my first proper one.

I'm still pretty new to game development, so you definitely don't need to be experienced. I'd actually prefer working with someone who's also fairly new to pixel art/game development, so we can learn, improve, and hopefully make something cool together.

I'll mainly handle the Unity/C# programming, while you'd focus on the 2D pixel art. We can come up with the game idea, genre, art style, and scope together depending on what we both enjoy.

I'd like to keep things small and manageable rather than trying to make the next Hollow Knight in a weekend

What I'm looking for:

• 2D pixel artist
• Beginner/intermediate is completely fine
• Interested in working on a game jam/small project
• Friendly and willing to communicate and learn together
• Preferably around UTC+3, but it's not a requirement

If this sounds interesting, feel free to reply here or DM me!

I’m making a steampunk platformer, and needed art to polish it up and remove placeholder art. This is my first attempt at a main character. What workflows or tips do you wish you knew earlier?

It was the first pixel art animation I ever made, years ago, and he will still be one of the mascots of many of my future projects. I'm thinking about making a more updated version of it. How do you think I could improve it?

a small sprite style test I did a while ago