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| Tarale Posts: 2285/2713 |
Originally posted by setzOriginally posted by Tarale Didn't its parents tell it not to be nosey? I wouldn't even know where to begin putting eyelashes on in the first place with regards to pixel art... considering how fine eyelashes can often be... |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 924/1773 |
Originally posted by Tarale It's staring into your soul. And yeah, no eyelashes, eyebrow, nose, hair, anything other than a few lines in there. It should be easy to tell what was worked on and what wasn't, just an experiment to see what looks good and what doesn't. |
| Tarale Posts: 2274/2713 |
The second image looks good, but it was freaking me out for a bit -- it took me a while to work out why -- there's no eyelashes or eyebrow. I'd like to see how it looks with both -- at the moment the eye kinda weirds me out without it. It looks good in a way that unnerves me...  |
| HydraPheetz Posts: 57/69 |
The rocks are quite sharp-looking, and pleasing (without having to zoom in on them.)
The second image looks freaking great. At first, I couldn't tell it was 16 colors, since it looked like less (until I zoomed in.) |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 915/1773 |
Mostly on the edges in the rocks, fooling with where to put the highlight, to make it seem very sharp, it turns out close to a shadowed edge works great. same thing on the J, the rest is scribbles, but I also tried the technique abit on the hair on the bottom-left portrait. 
using 16 colors I attempted to make something look quite realistic, as far as colors and shapes, I'm not too sure I met my goal, but it looks kinda nifty  |
