I hate to say this, but that's a pretty large time investment you're asking from someone. This is several hours of work we're talking about. If you want to increase your chances of getting help it would probably be good to give some more specific specs: Ie, what size range, what animations are necessary (/most necessary), etc. If you have particular needs for the style or design, now is the time to say them.
As a side note: more information about the nature of the project would be good. It seems to be for a college project based on your mention under the "first image", but we'd want to know things like whether you were planning to release it under a free/libre license and whether you'd continue working on it after the project, etc).
That all said, even then you're going to have trouble getting that amount of work, even with the interesting demo video. You might have a lot more luck if you look through the archives and find a platformer character who already has some of the animations you need and ask someone to expand it to add the other animations. I maintain a collection of all platformer characters in the gallery, which you can find here: http://opengameart.org/content/platformersidescroller-characters-and-ene...
The sideview is kinda wonky. Just goes to show how much of the time goes into polishing rather than makking an animation. I'll have to revisit this later.
Well, it's clearly not in its original form, unless the subpixelled cut edge was done intentionally for effect (though it's not really right, and I feel like it would have been done with more care if it were?) It might be worth asking on pixeljoint or pixelation. There's a greater concentration of people with deep knowledge of pixelart there than probably anywhere else.
Front standing is all that you'd need for an NPC. Honestly I think that that would be enough turnip for most games.
Now, of course I'm nots saying there aren't assets with very marginal usefulness in the archives; heck, I imagine that a number of things I've uploaded would only have niche usefulness. But I don't think an asset which is professionally made (and which would also be relatively easy to expand if needed) is the best example. A better example might be my personal favorite asset in all of OGA, Thunderpaw: http://opengameart.org/content/cat-print-horse
I hate to say this, but that's a pretty large time investment you're asking from someone. This is several hours of work we're talking about. If you want to increase your chances of getting help it would probably be good to give some more specific specs: Ie, what size range, what animations are necessary (/most necessary), etc. If you have particular needs for the style or design, now is the time to say them.
As a side note: more information about the nature of the project would be good. It seems to be for a college project based on your mention under the "first image", but we'd want to know things like whether you were planning to release it under a free/libre license and whether you'd continue working on it after the project, etc).
That all said, even then you're going to have trouble getting that amount of work, even with the interesting demo video. You might have a lot more luck if you look through the archives and find a platformer character who already has some of the animations you need and ask someone to expand it to add the other animations. I maintain a collection of all platformer characters in the gallery, which you can find here: http://opengameart.org/content/platformersidescroller-characters-and-ene...
The sideview is kinda wonky. Just goes to show how much of the time goes into polishing rather than makking an animation. I'll have to revisit this later.
Oops. I think I forgot to properly enter mine. Oh well.
Well, it's clearly not in its original form, unless the subpixelled cut edge was done intentionally for effect (though it's not really right, and I feel like it would have been done with more care if it were?) It might be worth asking on pixeljoint or pixelation. There's a greater concentration of people with deep knowledge of pixelart there than probably anywhere else.
Hello. I use firefox and don't have any trouble. Could you be more specific as to what the issue is?
Alas, it can never top this one: http://www.scp-wiki.net/retrieval-log-db-503-b
You can.
Surely you mean the SPC?
Thanks man! I'll go ahead and add this and the rest of them to the collection.
Front standing is all that you'd need for an NPC. Honestly I think that that would be enough turnip for most games.
Now, of course I'm nots saying there aren't assets with very marginal usefulness in the archives; heck, I imagine that a number of things I've uploaded would only have niche usefulness. But I don't think an asset which is professionally made (and which would also be relatively easy to expand if needed) is the best example. A better example might be my personal favorite asset in all of OGA, Thunderpaw: http://opengameart.org/content/cat-print-horse
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