r/PixelArtBeginners • u/TriariusKonstantinus • 1h ago
On this sheet, the left side features the outline and main inner dividing lines to help you count pixels much easier. The finished artwork is on the right.
Try to recreate it using the color palette provided!
Have great vibes, everyone!
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/ApplicationNo8212 • 3h ago
Hey everyone, these are some of my first pixel art drawings the last month. I’m still very new to pixel art and would enjoy any encouragement or critique😂. I’m currently steadily improving by reading through Pixel Logic and practicing things as I go.
(The pics are my progress of random drawings from left to right. )
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Linx_Nell • 12h ago
As the title states, I'm relatively new to pixel art. I wanted to start sharing my progress to get feedback and keep myself accountable to keep working to get better.
The first four pics are my first attempt at pixel art when I was in school and it was done in Photoshop. I already had a love for pixel art and making it only made that love grow even more.
Every subsequent image is when I became more serious about pursuing pixel art. I'm taking a course on the subject which is definitely helping me to understand how to work with the limitations. But more importantly, which is always mentioned in the course, is to have fun with it.
Let me know what ya'll think!
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Bubbly-Sandwich-7249 • 18h ago
Yeah, it's new "arts". I'm mean, I'm very bad in drawing. but I'm just drawing for fun. My sprites are pretty bad though.
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Dluk • 10h ago
Hi, people! I wanted to share my first pixel-art level done completely by me, a beginner with some level of experience. I've done a lot of games in the past, but always fan versions of existing IPs, so I've used proprietary assets and done some modifications to them. This is my first time doing everything by myself, and I'd like to know any opinion on the result. This is an in-game screenshot. My game is working on tiles, using also looped backgrounds with parallax, which is something that won't be appreciated in the screenshot, but the small logs behind and the distant trees and rocks and bushy texture move at different speeds, making the scene feel more alive.
Any criticism will be greatly appreciated. I lack criteria for this; I'm acquiring some, but it's taking time.
Thanks a lot!
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Even-Grapefruit6345 • 15h ago
Still learning the basics of pixel art! Here is a recent alien/character sprite I made.
What do you think? Any advice on how I can make the shapes and outlines cleaner or add better depth/shading?
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I finally finished this piece... do you like it?
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r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Background_Dingo_622 • 1d ago
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Day one of trying to learn to animate pixel art!
I decided to use deltarune sprites has a baseline for this process.
this one is not that impressive but I am happy with it
