Yeah, I kind of butchered the editing process, which is why I suggested a method to do it yourself. I am too busy building a character generator for a game I will work on this summer. MS Paint will get rid of the alpha channel and replace it with white and allow you to edit the indvidual pixils, which you will probably need to do.
Kenny's vehicles does come will a full spritesheet and it matches pretty well with the set that fmonoz suggested.
Why don't you just take these http://opengameart.org/content/isometric-vehicles-1 from kenny and resize them to the size you want? You then you can just go over it in paint or something until you are happy with it.
I made this one pretty quickly: (It's my first pixel art so you can probably do better and please click)
The picture on the forum distorted it to make it look even worse. Please click on the attachment to see what it actually looks like
Search a cc0 dirctory (such as pixabay or open clipart) find a picture of a dog you like and then use a program like paint or inkscape to do the patterning. I made this in 30 seconds:
Yeah, I kind of butchered the editing process, which is why I suggested a method to do it yourself. I am too busy building a character generator for a game I will work on this summer. MS Paint will get rid of the alpha channel and replace it with white and allow you to edit the indvidual pixils, which you will probably need to do.
Kenny's vehicles does come will a full spritesheet and it matches pretty well with the set that fmonoz suggested.
Why don't you just take these http://opengameart.org/content/isometric-vehicles-1 from kenny and resize them to the size you want? You then you can just go over it in paint or something until you are happy with it.
I made this one pretty quickly: (It's my first pixel art so you can probably do better and please click)
The picture on the forum distorted it to make it look even worse. Please click on the attachment to see what it actually looks like
Search a cc0 dirctory (such as pixabay or open clipart) find a picture of a dog you like and then use a program like paint or inkscape to do the patterning. I made this in 30 seconds:
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