16 bit fox made in pixel studio
I guess these would fit in here. These are some initial planning sketches for a (not game-related) commission I’ve started working on this week:
The final piece will be pixel art, but it certainly faster to lay things out with my tablet. I’ll probably keep using this hybrid approach in future pieces as well.
I meant to post the hires version of the 2nd as well, but I guess I clicked the wrong file! I guess you can use that to see what resolution the final version will be at :D
Pixel Arthur Morgan.
I challenged myself to make Arthur within an hour using the cover art as reference.
Because of that, there are some oversights.
At first glance it looks alright but if you look closely, you might start to see some errors made.
This is so incredible! I love the colour palettes and the detail. I am also trying to learn to pixel water falling at the moment and it's not easy.. Maybe I should do some studies like this one!
Pixel Dutch Van Der Linde from Rdr2.
I suck at drawing eyes, I had to do them numerous times. This is the best I could do.
I agree! It’s when I’m sketching I free myself if limitations or “trying to make” something and I always surprise myself!
I did these sketches on my iPad while waiting hours online to buy TS tickets that were selling out fast yesterday. Can you sense my anxiety from these pictures? Lol I feel our emotions come out more easily when we sketch and that surprised me yesterday haha 😂
Right before May started, I made a little walking sim for "Cozy Spring Jam 2023" called "Relaxing Walk" (I know, Such a creative name)
Before I started any work, I made little sketches for what the levels in the game should look like. Some sketches have been updated in post.
The winter to spring transition level was supposed to be the first level but I ended up scrapping for the time being (since we were given 3 days to make a game). Recently (2 weeks ago) decided it was time to add it back to the game.
To save myself some time I ripped the landscape of level 1 from another game of mine, PropHunt.
I permanently moved to GNU/Linux after 8 hours of update, error, 6 hours of try to roll back and the blue screen in the end
Good. Microsoft's push to windows 11 is slowly making me move towards linux as well.
I really don't like overly simplified settings menu and the automatic updates. ( I forgot to disable windows update service this time around )
I only use services.msc ( the normal service app in windows ). Type services in search, scroll down till you see windows update and just disable it's service.
typically it works but it could be that newer updates have task scheduler checking if updates service is on or not. For that you might need group policy editor.
since I'm using windows 10 home they disabled the gpedit or Group Policy editor however you can easily bypass that.
While working on Magical Girl TRPG, I've been designing characters for the protagonists. Here are my progress, thus far:
A very weird drawing i made. It was made in adobe draw back in 2020.
I don't even remember what i was trying to make.
Playing around some environment ideas for my rpg. This first attempt is a little too generic I think, but I’ll get there in a few more tries no doubt!
That sounds like fun!
Here's a thing I threw together in a few minutes to try out a different artstyle.
Alright, you got me. This is a thread I can get behind.
I'm not posting these in any particular order, but there's a couple more that I probably have elsewhere on my hard drive somewhere.
The funny thing was this was based on some alcohol pods that were inspired by that really stupid trend going on a few years back when people were eating tide pods.
Granted that was years ago but it really did inspire me to make it, but I never got the chance to finish it and it just ended up being one of those things I never bothered to finish.
These sketches are pretty neat! The ones with the astronaut and the skull are my favorites.
There was a pixel art challenge posted on Mastadon the other day, to recreate one of several photos as a 1-bit piece. I sat down and just kinda zoned out for an hour, and when I woke up this was on the canvas:
For comparison, the original ref is here
Very cool!
1-bit art is always interesting to look at. This makes me want to try it out!
