Pixel Art

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Artist: @icetree@sh.itjust.works

I've always wanted a sick ass kick ass mask. One day, I'll make my own.

Here are some WIP versions:

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cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/31511041

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More fan art for y'all! I think I'm going to recreate all the iconic poses from the series tbh

With extra colors:

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Could an extrasolar Mini-Neptune be habitable by intelligent Tardigrades? I really hope not.

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Artist: @NeedyPlatter@lemmy.ca

More Jojo fanart for yall! JJBA is my current hyperfixation so there's a good chance my next couple post may be JoJo related. (I also learned that I can upscale my pieces when I export them in Pixelorama, idk why I've never noticed until now.

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Artist: @NeedyPlatter@lemmy.ca

At this point, I think its safe to say that pixel art is my new hyper fixation, so prepare to get sick of me lol. It hasn't been long since I started doing this, but I think I have found the resolution that I prefer. 128x128 gives the perfect balance between the pixelated style while being able to add a decent amount of details imo. My preference for software has also shifted a bit. When I started, I didn't mind using Libresprite, but now that I'm making more complex pieces that also require a reference, I've gone back to Pixelorama.

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It's been almost a year now since I started doing pixelart.
A year a go I was learning godot and decided to make my own game, the catch was my specs would struggle with 3d, so 2d was the way, and what is 2d gaming without pixelart?

I watched couple of pixelart tutorials and found out about Pixelorama and installed it.

made with PAINT.NET, delayed post by a week

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