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ordinary pixelart
#1
[Image: compositionj.png]
#2
I like the jizzing newt.
#3
It's incredibly ordinary pixelart.

The colors hurt my eyes. It has nice AA, but that's all I can say about it.
I don't really like abstract-ish stuff that much.
#4
Yeah. It was more of an test. I was inspired by Henri Matisse when doing that PA.

[Image: landscapet.png]
#5
ooh, nice wavy style going on. composition could use some fixing, but it's at such a small size...

hm! i like where you're going with your art! (have AIM or MSN?)

(yes rabidbaboy i asked for a spriter's msn >:I)
#6
(10-15-2009, 10:06 PM)*Gorsal* Wrote: [Image: landscapet.png]

This one looks really good though. I'm not sure if it's still wip, but if it isn't, it's still cool.

@Dex, is baboy even around?
#7
Sup, sploder.
Dex, you are gya.

I like the moon, Gorsal. I'm not sure about the blue halo, though. Maybe tone it down.
The first one gave me a headache. Big Grin
#8
no yuor gya!!!!!!!!!!




anyways, keep it up gorsal! =)
#9
(10-16-2009, 12:43 AM)Kilgore Trout Wrote: Sup, sploder.
Well, if you didn't keep changing your name, I wouldn't be so confused!
I need a lechon radar. Radarbaboy.

Also, I don't see any blue halo in the picture...
#10
[Image: 86618670.gif]
#11
Halo around the moon.

That last one is awesome. I hesitated at first because I thought it wasn't pixel art. Big Grin
Where does the inspiration come from this time? Smile
#12
The hand looks great! I can't see anything wrong with any of it.

How long are these PAs taking you?
#13
thanks, dudes. Smile

This time, the inspiration came from Woody Woodpecker's cartoon. Banana fingers Tongue Also, I took... what? Less than 30 minutes? I don't know, time tends to pass faster when I'm pixeling.

I'll see what I can do about the blue halo Smile

EDIT: Oh, another PA.

[Image: bike.gif]
#14
doing more common PAs now...

[Image: toejam.png]
#15
the only comment I can really give is keep practicing. work with volume and form, try out new things, it'll open new horizons.


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