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(03-10-2012, 06:03 PM)Powerstars321 Wrote: I will start making customs, but not right away.
That's a bad attitude to have. Customs are harder than edits or recolours, but the reason you should do them first is precisely BECAUSE they are harder. Making a good custom sprite requires understanding of form, weight, anatomy, shading and colour, among other things. Without these, your edits will only ever look sub-par. While you CAN learn these by editing, it's a lot slower than if you learn them by making custom art.
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If you want to learn to make customs I suggest you first study up on some techniques and get some general idea of how to make a custom sprite.
You should have a look at the spriting dictionary and just see the basic structure of a sprite.
http://www.spriters-resource.com/communi...?tid=13868
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just for the sake of judging, I'd give it a 0. It's not a decent sprite whatsoever. But alas, this doesn't really deserve judgement as Bombshell said.
You need to stop crying so much and try improving instead of going 'ill quit :C :C :C'. Go and learn basic stull like shpaes, shading, color theory (you need the basic art knowledges more than anything, as they also pally into pixelart) and we'll help you from there.
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feel free to post whatever custom sprite you might want to try. even the simplest one will always be a step foward.
as for now, this thread is dead.
