The Revolution

Friday, April 18, 2014 - 09:27

The Revolution is a project i am working on for fun in my spare time, it started out being just the flagship tileset known as the revolution, but as it grew i got requests for other resources so here is the revolution, a collection of 2d pixel art created by me for all you game developers.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

What we need is contributors, any budding pixel artist who would like to help out, big or small, anything is welcome, lets try make the biggest CUTE 2d resource on the internet.

Please reply or message me on here or contact me via my website.

DONT FORGET
WE NEED YOU
:)

bart

joined 13 years 4 months ago

Friday, April 18, 2014 - 13:27

Greets!

Just wanted to let you know that I support this project. I've got a couple of notes:

Your license on the website is CC-BY-SA, but you say to contact you for commercial use. Just so you're aware, CC-BY-SA explicitly allows commercial use. (You may already know that -- it's fine to ask people to contact you, and most people will, but you can't actually require it and still have the license be CC-BY-SA.)
Back when we did the Liberated Pixel Cup, we had a lot of luck when we put together a style guide and a color palette. The LPC art set is very consistent, especially given how many people contributed to it. For best results, I'd suggest making a style guide. :)

Best of luck with your project!

Bart

Fabzy

joined 10 years 7 months ago

Friday, April 18, 2014 - 19:26

thanks for the support bart :)

About the license, its totally free to use for even commercial, like you said i just like people to contact me but there is no requirment to :P

I think ill check out the LPC art set to see how you went about the style guide and then try to implement one :) thanks for the idea :)

Fabzy

joined 10 years 7 months ago

Friday, April 18, 2014 - 19:27

thanks for the support bart :)

About the license, its totally free to use for even commercial, like you said i just like people to contact me but there is no requirment to :P

I think ill check out the LPC art set to see how you went about the style guide and then try to implement one :) thanks for the idea :)