"The artists we've commissioned have, as a rule, all been very open to comments. My pixel art skills are iffy at best, so I don't have a perfect eye -- if you have comments on their art that might help them improve, my guess is they'll be happy to hear you out. :)"
I definitely agree on this one. Though I have a fair amount of general pixel art experience, I've still got a lot to learn about certain important aspects of the art (animation being one of the major examples). I would definitley appreciate some more specific comments so I can improve the quality of my work.
Seriously, though, sprites aren't necessarily pixel art--they're 2-D assets, but they could be painted or w/e.
Unfortunately, the only engine I know that meets the description is RPG maker (pictured in the first post, I think?), which of course isn't OS. That doesn't mean there isn't one, but from my brief searches I didn't find any free RPG engines beyond those posted above.
It won't let me add a description! :[
Anyway, if you use this, please link back to OGA as part of credit. I'd also like to know if you use it, because I'll want to see your creation. Note that my homepage is >not< part of credit. I'm hoping to come back and add more detail and polish more when I get back from my trip, which I am about to go on.
@Clrg: I think that that's the third time I've gotten that. Though the style it's intended for isn't animated, I'm definitely considering making an animated version (though it would probably have a few less colors and such).
This is top-notch work! Great job!
Exciting stuff! I'm really enjoying watching this progress.
Funnily enough, I thought of doing that as a joke, but it looked like a lot of work (and, frankly, those pics creep me the heck out...)
"The artists we've commissioned have, as a rule, all been very open to comments. My pixel art skills are iffy at best, so I don't have a perfect eye -- if you have comments on their art that might help them improve, my guess is they'll be happy to hear you out. :)"
I definitely agree on this one. Though I have a fair amount of general pixel art experience, I've still got a lot to learn about certain important aspects of the art (animation being one of the major examples). I would definitley appreciate some more specific comments so I can improve the quality of my work.
I think that swamp creature is my favorite of all of the 16x18 characters so far! Great job on these!
...Don't make me come over there... xD
Seriously, though, sprites aren't necessarily pixel art--they're 2-D assets, but they could be painted or w/e.
Unfortunately, the only engine I know that meets the description is RPG maker (pictured in the first post, I think?), which of course isn't OS. That doesn't mean there isn't one, but from my brief searches I didn't find any free RPG engines beyond those posted above.
It won't let me add a description! :[
Anyway, if you use this, please link back to OGA as part of credit. I'd also like to know if you use it, because I'll want to see your creation. Note that my homepage is >not< part of credit. I'm hoping to come back and add more detail and polish more when I get back from my trip, which I am about to go on.
This = extremely epic.
@Clrg: I think that that's the third time I've gotten that. Though the style it's intended for isn't animated, I'm definitely considering making an animated version (though it would probably have a few less colors and such).
That's really nice! I imagine that they would be a pretty versatile resource, since just a simple resize and reskin makes several different version.
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