Decided to finally bite the bullet and post some of the stuff I draw here soooooooo for my first post here's a bunch of assorted stuff I made over the last 2 or so years. Apologies if some of the pictures are a bit blurry, small images tend to do that.
Art for a poster I made for my university's DnD club
Same as the above, another design, more overtly DnD inspired (recreating a Pokemon Red/Blue textbox 1-to-1 took a while, thank god I could just install the font and didn't have to redo all the letters by hand)
Gameboy-style sprite of a bunny rabbit. 16x16, 4 colors (including transparent), both in my WIP palette (aka GB Studio's sprite palette) and final palette. It's also my first try at animation, but I couldn't figure out how to keep the gif moving on here (it's just a short loop of the bunny hopping, there's 3 different frames total)
Gameboy-style sprite of Hatsune Miku.
Sunset meant to be translated into Minecraft map art. Sadly that project never got finished, I didnt choose a map art-friendly palette, so the colors end up looking really dark and off when in-game :/
I still like it tho
A test for Aseprite's tilemap function, and my own ability to create one. Meant to respect the Gameboy's specs (size of each tile, number of colors, number of tiles, etc.)
My first major pixel art project using Aseprite, or any software dedicated to pixel art really. Before that I used Paint dot NET with a really small canvas and with every antialiasing options turned off. Both in the original and alternative palettes (indexed mode is sooooo handy for switching palettes, it's great for when you work with a really limited number of colors).
That's all for now, I'll show up again whenever I've got something else to show I guess
Art for a poster I made for my university's DnD club
Same as the above, another design, more overtly DnD inspired (recreating a Pokemon Red/Blue textbox 1-to-1 took a while, thank god I could just install the font and didn't have to redo all the letters by hand)
Gameboy-style sprite of a bunny rabbit. 16x16, 4 colors (including transparent), both in my WIP palette (aka GB Studio's sprite palette) and final palette. It's also my first try at animation, but I couldn't figure out how to keep the gif moving on here (it's just a short loop of the bunny hopping, there's 3 different frames total)
Gameboy-style sprite of Hatsune Miku.
Sunset meant to be translated into Minecraft map art. Sadly that project never got finished, I didnt choose a map art-friendly palette, so the colors end up looking really dark and off when in-game :/
I still like it tho
A test for Aseprite's tilemap function, and my own ability to create one. Meant to respect the Gameboy's specs (size of each tile, number of colors, number of tiles, etc.)
My first major pixel art project using Aseprite, or any software dedicated to pixel art really. Before that I used Paint dot NET with a really small canvas and with every antialiasing options turned off. Both in the original and alternative palettes (indexed mode is sooooo handy for switching palettes, it's great for when you work with a really limited number of colors).
That's all for now, I'll show up again whenever I've got something else to show I guess
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