Oh its a free image editing program that works in your browser, it is a good substitute for photoshop. once in the program, All i did to get that effect was go to the adjustments tab at the top, then select hue/saturation, desaturate it to make it grayscale and then go to aadjustments again and posterize it, then you just play with the scales until you achieve the desired effect. You could always apply overlays and things like that for different colours. i find changing it to grayscale first works though because you can get the shading down. here is a link to the site: https://www.sumopaint.com/home/
the program is free to use in browser but you can upgrade if you want it downloaded to your computer(This is what i did, as far as i can tell there is no real benefit except for being able to use it offline.)
you will also need flash to use it if you dont have that installed.
It really doesnt take that long, its just the colouring that will take a little bit of effort.
I wouldn't use this one as i dont have a license to it, but i did this effect in sumo paint in about 10 seconds, all that would be left is to colour it in I can make it more or less "Pixel blurred" as well. If you find some open source art you want converted like this just let me know, i dont get a lot of free time so i may not be able to colour it for you though. Of course this isnt "real" pixel art, but it can achieve a similar effect.
I really like this idea! I'm just getting started with pixel art but I would be more than happy to help out, send me a message with a list of things you are looking for. Also I am going to be replaying legend of zelda now thanks to you!
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Oh its a free image editing program that works in your browser, it is a good substitute for photoshop. once in the program, All i did to get that effect was go to the adjustments tab at the top, then select hue/saturation, desaturate it to make it grayscale and then go to aadjustments again and posterize it, then you just play with the scales until you achieve the desired effect. You could always apply overlays and things like that for different colours. i find changing it to grayscale first works though because you can get the shading down. here is a link to the site: https://www.sumopaint.com/home/
the program is free to use in browser but you can upgrade if you want it downloaded to your computer(This is what i did, as far as i can tell there is no real benefit except for being able to use it offline.)
you will also need flash to use it if you dont have that installed.
It really doesnt take that long, its just the colouring that will take a little bit of effort.
I wouldn't use this one as i dont have a license to it, but i did this effect in sumo paint in about 10 seconds, all that would be left is to colour it in I can make it more or less "Pixel blurred" as well. If you find some open source art you want converted like this just let me know, i dont get a lot of free time so i may not be able to colour it for you though. Of course this isnt "real" pixel art, but it can achieve a similar effect.
link to original pic: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/0f/b5/c8/0fb5c8393857e9b1...
I really like this idea! I'm just getting started with pixel art but I would be more than happy to help out, send me a message with a list of things you are looking for. Also I am going to be replaying legend of zelda now thanks to you!
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