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Pixel Art Zemmy's Pixel Art

What do you think?

  • Nice!

    Votes: 27 57.4%

  • You could improve (tell me how)

    Votes: 13 27.7%

  • Great!

    Votes: 7 14.9%
  • Total voters
    47
Baconfry

Baconfry

Terrarian
A pretty good start!
You can try darker outlines (not black, usually). Just experiment to see where the balance is.

Also, I tend to get suspicious when I see three or more pixels of the same color next to each other, in my own art. I think the magic number is four, four shades of the same color. Shading is (for me) nothing more than fiddling around semi-randomly, then leaning back/squinting at the results to see if it looks about right.
 
ZemmySix

ZemmySix

Retinazer
Baconfry said:
A pretty good start!
You can try darker outlines (not black, usually). Just experiment to see where the balance is.

Also, I tend to get suspicious when I see three or more pixels of the same color next to each other, in my own art. I think the magic number is four, four shades of the same color. Shading is (for me) nothing more than fiddling around semi-randomly, then leaning back/squinting at the results to see if it looks about right.
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