No worries. Do you have any more characters/references? Which animations do you need? Is walk 4 directions, attack and die enough? I could make a submission which also includes a sort of template. What do you reckon?
Excellent! Deciding to take the plunge is the hardest part. You are already miles ahead of those still thinking about it :)
I highly recommend taking a dedicated course(s) about art. I use Udemy personally and it's great. Each course costs around 12 bucks. I like them because they are structured well for complete beginners.
you will learn about colour theory this way as well, but an excellent resource for ready to go colour palettes is lospec. There are also lots of tutorials on the website too.....
Pixel art is a fantastic medium. It is easy to start with because you get by with the mouse and don't need to develop your drawing arm. It is difficult to master but if you stick to the same palette and follow along with a course you will learn to create good looking assets in no time ;) Even simple pixel art looks great when it's cohesive.
I completed this course so far and it's decent. I plan to take them all eventually and use the best bits from each one ;)
@Xom Adept, All part of the learning process my dude. Keep plugging away at the game. I am going to play em today guys. Looking forward to it :)
Aaah I see... cool! I'll have a bash :)
No worries. Do you have any more characters/references? Which animations do you need? Is walk 4 directions, attack and die enough? I could make a submission which also includes a sort of template. What do you reckon?
whoops should have made a new post for the images so.... bump :)
Hey mate. I take it the sprites are top down rpg perspective? I'll have a go at the knight.....
The first effort :) I can animate this too... what do you reckon?
p.s I upscaled by 200% for the examples, they are 32x32 sprites
@chasersgaming Wow! that looks awesome! A time warp to the 80's :)
Love the submissions so far peeps :)
I'm in......
https://opengameart.org/content/polar-bear-platformer
@chasersgaming I can host the spring jam nay probs. Please let me know if you still need someone.
That's not unfortunate, it's good news XD Now your cooking with gas! All the best with your game. Keep us posted somewhere about the progress.
Excellent! Deciding to take the plunge is the hardest part. You are already miles ahead of those still thinking about it :)
I highly recommend taking a dedicated course(s) about art. I use Udemy personally and it's great. Each course costs around 12 bucks. I like them because they are structured well for complete beginners.
you will learn about colour theory this way as well, but an excellent resource for ready to go colour palettes is lospec. There are also lots of tutorials on the website too.....
Pixel art is a fantastic medium. It is easy to start with because you get by with the mouse and don't need to develop your drawing arm. It is difficult to master but if you stick to the same palette and follow along with a course you will learn to create good looking assets in no time ;) Even simple pixel art looks great when it's cohesive.
I completed this course so far and it's decent. I plan to take them all eventually and use the best bits from each one ;)
https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-professional-pixel-art-animation-for-...
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