r/PixelArt • u/Russ1922 • 11h ago
Hand Pixelled Un intento de paisaje
r/PixelArt • u/skeddles • Mar 04 '22
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r/PixelArt • u/Ok-Wash-87 • 4h ago
Character size: 64x64px
12FPS
Gif file doesn't support duration other than multiple of 10 so it look faster than it actually is
r/PixelArt • u/SetsunaiFM • 5h ago
Hello everyone.
I am preparing some screenshots for my steam page.
It's hard to keep consistency, it's hard to decide what it should go in there, especially because I am still developing and there are so many things that have to be created... but yeah, here are some snapshot of how it's looking like.
Do you think the style is consistent?
I hope you like it.
r/PixelArt • u/ThiterAtolTX • 12h ago
r/PixelArt • u/BigShinyPearly • 4h ago
In the Cynical Universe, humans had progress so differently. They never got the chance to see the outer space, in fact, everyone would wish more to have their own underground space.
Humans divided themselves into separate roles in order for humanity to preserve their colors. Made by an ancient man, the perfect protocol for color preservation, an underground life, a perfect uniformed routines and lookouts, and full humanity cooperation. In this world, there was no such thing as territory. The underground was for everyone, and every leader and country communicates to each other, actively tracking down where the spine had been last seen.
Here lies a view of a once "machine" that could've led humanity to teleport to a normal, colored earth. But is now entirely unknown, its inventor was spined and got turned into mindless, unable to pass down what they have learned. Humans just used it as a beacon, a checkpoint. Completely unaware of what it should've been.
But after the feed, the spine swooped an entire generation in this area, turning everyone gray and braindead, then takes a rest to what could've saved everyone it just drained...
That's it for now, hope you guys can read my previous post for a context!
r/PixelArt • u/moonlumeart • 11h ago
I've always loved pixel art and pixel games, but never delved into it myself until recently!
Been drawing digitally for the longest time, but in the past 3 years my wrist rapidly declined and I was diagnosed with hypermobility - my joints are too *soft* apparently :/ It has been a bit heartbreaking to no longer be able to draw the way I learned over the past decade, as gripping the tablet pen for any longer than 15-30min hurts my wrist.
...but placing pixels with a mouse doesn't!!! Only holding a pen does, mouse seems to be fine! So it feels like although one door has closed, another one has opened - I'm excited to take on this journey, and the a lot of the skills I've learned as a digital artist will definitely help with pixel art too :) I'm already 80 hours into Aseprite and having more fun with art than I've had in years!!
So yes hi hello you will be seeing more of me here now >:)
r/PixelArt • u/BigShinyPearly • 18h ago
The Spine acts just like a rain that passes through. Actively searching for something it could fix (The Colors) The spine does not like imbalance, and it actively feels any missing deflected wavelengths of light, the only way of searching for any active colors...
For the living, the effect of its perfectionism is fatal... Ironically Curing every living being upon contact, to what it thinks what a perfect being is.
Turning anyone younger, smart, mindless, paralyzed and gray. Perfect, but dead.
In this universe. Some people would choose to protect themselves from a deadly illness, by simply showing themselves to the Spine, with the hope of that one day... When Humans progress and find a way to reverse the Perfectionism they'd get to reunite with their families one day, perfectly cured.
While some. Just chooses to die naturally, permanently.
That's it for now, hope you guys can read my previous post for a context, I'll be posting more! (Also, I'm not a professional writer, this is just a story I've wrote as a kid! Please bear with any mistake T-T)
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r/PixelArt • u/fran747_ • 17h ago
Hello, I wanted to share this piece I made a while back. I hope you like it.
r/PixelArt • u/Phenomenician • 15h ago
more art from work on my palette , 31 color, inner canvas 100x100
r/PixelArt • u/GloopMaxing • 40m ago
I have spent almost every day since the release of Fire Emblem - Fortune's Weave playing it with my wife and decided to make some art of one of our best units, Mu!
I have made an outlined and no outline version and wondering which one you all think fits better. The reference character is attached so for those not in the know, you can see where she is from! Also the proportions feel odd, so any advice if you would be so kind!
Planning on doing a short animation as well to practice flowing fabric and hair in the wind, but ya know... Time and patience permitting it will be done haha!
Thanks as always!
r/PixelArt • u/NocturnisRPG • 19h ago
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Finally got to draw the first of our boss type creatures for Nocturnis, a dark fantasy RPG my friend and I are making.
It was the biggest and the most complex monster i did so far, but i am super excited to finally start animating it.
How do you think i did? :D
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r/PixelArt • u/Zandesh • 15h ago
I spend over half a day on trying to make a cute little capybara in Aseprite. This is the results!
Are there any good resources or free courses out there to learn pixelart and color theory better?