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Topic	First time pixel artist. Comments and critique welcome. >_>
LostForest 06/19/21 11:39:43 PM #9:	If you're going for old-timey NES map sprite look, then I guess it's not too small. Like I said, it depends on what kind of style you're trying to do. Like with the game I've been working on, I do 2:1 tall sprites, and each unit is 48x48, just to give myself plenty of room to work with: If you're looking to do more of a realistically proportioned art style, then that's pretty good. But a lot of oldschool games like Zelda and Pokemon using 16x16 or 32x32 still had cartoony proportions where the head took up most of the square and gave it more of a classic "gamey" look. Like I said, it all really depends on what kind of look the game has. --- http://poorcouplesfoodguide.com Agender, curry fan, Top 10 lister, indie dev, gym hitter, musician, et al. <cite>LostForest posted [p:955223379] in First time... [t:79523439]...</cite> <quote>If you're going for old-timey NES map sprite look, then I guess it's not too small. Like I said, it depends on what kind of style you're trying to do. Like with the game I've been working on, I do 2:1 tall sprites, and each unit is 48x48, just to give myself plenty of room to work with: If you're looking to do more of a realistically proportioned art style, then that's pretty good. But a lot of oldschool games like Zelda and Pokemon using 16x16 or 32x32 still had cartoony proportions where the head took up most of the square and gave it more of a classic "gamey" look. Like I said, it all really depends on what kind of look the game has. --- http://poorcouplesfoodguide.com Agender, curry fan, Top 10 lister, indie dev, gym hitter, musician, et al.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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