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| Simon Belmont Posts: 1239/1773 |
Originally posted by pikaguy900 Kraken, actually. 
doodles. I'm bored  |
| pikaguy900 Posts: 643/748 |
I like your last picture, but... The little pointy things hanging down look really weird to me. It makes his head look like a SQUID.  |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1231/1773 |
Nice to see someone else who knows abit about pixel art ;p. The Bitmap Brothers are awesome, I came across them first (at least the first time I knew it was them and was zooming in, poking around in the art) in the Chaos Engine. Since then I've been poking around in other games by them checking out their awesomeness from ages ago. I've especially done alot of studying on amiga demoscene pics, they blow my mind D:
CJ: the smoothness and loads of color thing doesn't intrest me much because I know I can do it, I like limiting myself and seeing what I can do in those limits, it puts more of a challenge on me and in the end makes me better, or at least I feel that way. When I started I didn't care about color count, and I never knew what colors to pick when I was limited, lead to problems and such. Now inspiration is my only problem :p |
| Kasumi-Astra Posts: 193/258 |
Wow, your style reminds me a lot of the The Bitmap Brothers and their classic Speedball 2. I know pixel art is still alive and well, but doing it this well is good to see  |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1230/1773 |
Originally posted by KTurbo actually not inspired by either, based off a drawing I had done a few years back, if I find it I can scan it, I have no idea who the second character even is... 
abit of a revamp. I like the character. |
| Cruel Justice Posts: 1595/1637 |
The Silent Joe one has to be one of your best. The great variety of colors adds vibrancy and smoothness to that piece. I wish everything else was really smooth but then again, your ability to shade in a limited spectrum is commendable. Maybe it's time you start exploring different techniques? |
| KTurbo Posts: 152/164 |
Davey Jones or Dr Zoidberg, anyone?   |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1228/1773 |
Originally posted by KTurbo you're not the first to mention that :p say hi to jack, too 
(he thinks he's so cool) --14c edit: 
*shot* - 13c I'm way too productive as of late. |
| KTurbo Posts: 151/164 |
Hitler anyone? |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1227/1773 |
oh and this is bob.... say hi bob =]
4 colors, fooling around with dither patterns |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 1260/1353 |
Last one looks finished to me too. |
| Apophis Posts: 664/734 |
You never cease to amaze me. |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 870/1040 |
Hot stuff.
I never would've guessed anyone can make ANYTHING out of Default MSPaint colors and Widepixels. Magnificent job, nevertheless. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1226/1773 |
unfinished, won't be. 
some nes tiles thrown together, lava sewer-y
lolavatar. he's sad 4 colors.
sir purple, he's purple. 
gorclin, goblin, orc, gremlin? you chose. 
mspaint default colors, widepixels. (better with music)
old man. 4 colors. edit: forgot a few. 
ninja! 
lines by someone else. 
some parts still unfinished, finished to me. |
