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A blorbo is basically a character that you like a lot, sort of like another word for favorite character except they make you do this

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Aside from that, the thing I'd say if you want to get better at art is to give it time and understand that everyone improves at their own pace, it took me over six years to get to where I am now and I saw a lot of people go from beginner to expert in a fraction of that time. Basically as long as...

Drawing lines from the dot to the sprite lets you see the angle the light would be hitting it at, as well as showing how the sprite's distance from the light source affects the angle of the light on the sprite. [contd]

(raised areas casting shadows on lower areas, areas angled towards the light source being brighter than ones facing away, etc.), if you're having trouble with the light source try drawing a dot in the direction you want the light to be shining from and pretending it's a lamp shining on the...

Also, when you're making palettes, try slightly shifting the hue in one direction every time you add a shade, even shifting the hue a little bit can have a huge difference on how the finished sprite looks. As for shading, think about how details on the sprite would affect the light being cast on...

Hey! Sorry for the very late response, but I love the designs you have going! Like 0wl said, your shading and colors definitely need the most work right now. For getting better at using less colors, try limiting yourself to only 3 or 4 shades of each color in your palette (plus one for outlines)...

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