PUBLIC MARKS with tag "pixel art"

Arne's hideout. Preparing Marne Bros.

near-pixel-art for 3D models...

Animations are made up of a bunch of similar images that are shown one after the other to create the illusion of movement. Many times, people will want just one or a few of those images, or they may want to change some of the images, This tool allows you to extract each frame from an Animate Gif Image and download them all along with the specifications that tell a browser how to show each image, or how long to show each image, or how many times to show each image.

there are still issues with my books that I want fixed.

PixelPileDriver giving us another excellent tutorial on "how to create a walking animation".

Geti has some really nice pixel art and mini-worlds approaches.

lomax ^_^

from top-down perspective into a real tree tutorial. and a good one!

simple, but effective ^_^

viscosity, aerodynamics, impressiveness ... PixelPiledriver mixed them all in an enlightening post ...

how to use your pixel art with dynamic lightning.

from triangles to rocking texture.

and now the true pixels.

goldmine. Well, it's a bit a pity that we aren't told what technically made it possible to use cartoon-made animation on a system planned to run tile-based games, unfortunately. Large amount of trickery and wizardry is expected here.

I see countless great designs

the process of creating game art illustrated: ( (idea->concept) + construction ) -> rendering

get your brain running and your pencil burning!

for those who don't love frogatto

pour ce soir ?

"Build up the animation in steps: first the contacts, then the passing, and then the inbetweens."

a wonderful game. Plays in wine with a few minor bugs and slowdowns.

Interesting things to study here ... tree volume, clean leaves detail ...

you can avoid texture overload -- by EyeCraft "The main tool you want to use is simplification. You want to simplify shapes down and work in broad blocks of colour with accented bits of detail. This lets you use all kinds of bright, saturated colour at any level of contrast without introducing graininess."