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| Dragon hellfire Posts: 160/162 |
The first one is a little odd and creepy. BUT, the second one is.... a little odd and creepy. I don't know how to use what you said you used(o_0) so I can't really rate on skill. I like a lot of the images in the top one, however. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 820/1773 |
bump, another |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 813/1773 |
updated, it's much cooler now, commodore64 multicolor restrictions are very fun to work with, and the pallete (although lacking at times) is pretty awesome |
| Tarale Posts: 1821/2713 |
I like the orb and uh... floaty... rock.. platform... thing..
And the tree. Draw ah... uh... dammit, I can't think of anything. Draw a chinese dragon!  I gots no ideas... |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 803/1773 |
aye. c64-style, why? because I only have to draw half the image D: woot widepixels
old ^ actually my second attempt at a doodle, the first I got pretty far on, but the image editor I was using decided to crash on me, link if you feel like seeing the "barebones" lines of it 
^ trying out a new c64 image editor, "Project One" which is rumored to a) not crash b) kick more ass than WDStudio, so far that seems to be the case. |
