Definitely need more videos on what to do when you get stuck! Just knowing that it's okay to get stuck and that in reality you're going to get stuck a lot when creating something. Especially when starting out. I appreciate seeing your approach and it's always a pleasure seeing your approach!
I find this video in particular to be inspiring, I've had many times where I make something, absolutely hate it and just give up on it. Thanks for taking your time to make and upload this video, it motivates me to have less destructive thoughts about my own work. :)
I love videos that highlight that not everything starts off perfect, it can be demotivating when the tutorial person gets everything perfect on the first try while you're struggling so it's nice to see that yes, the pros face their share of obstacles too.
Always love to see how you draw which I don't think I'll ever get there. Btw, tiger has short nose/mouth. Pointy long nose makes it looks like something else. Just my opinion, hope to see the tiger in your game soon xD Oh ya..and I'm from Malaysia =D
@AdamCYounis. Your work is Eye opening for me. Thanks for the great videos. I have on question for you. What Color Palette are you using. May you share it ?
Not yet, as far as programming them but I have a video on attack animations that use hitboxes here: th-cam.com/video/nJbzBSVy1u0/w-d-xo.html The solution I use for actually creating my hitboxes is pretty in-depth, it wouldn't be something I could easily share in a video, but maybe I could do a simple tutorial.
How do you replace colors in such fashion? I now about Ctrl+R, but it works a bit differently and takes a few additional clicks. You approach is way faster that it.
Im not him, but heres my experience/opinion: You don't need a drawing tablet to make good pixel art nor will it speed things up. I prefer using a mouse since I have more control over where my pixels will be. But really, at the end of the day it depends on your preference
Not to brag, but I picked up realism almost immediately and can use any medium. But when it comes to stuff like this I find it to be so difficult. Then comes the animation and I just give up. I think it's amazing when people create stuff out of their heads like this. Sure, I can draw/paint something that is nearly a replica of my reference, but I feel like that went out of fashion around the time cameras were invented. Is there a way to incorporate reference images into pixel art? Or is it just a matter of practicing?
I hope I see you doing similar video with smaller canvas You know, in smaller canvases a solid color wont help much to give the foundmental idea of what it looks
@@thereptil yes that was quite helpful although that wasn't exactly what i ment. Thanks for that, I've got interested in the way he explained how to pixel art
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Definitely need more videos on what to do when you get stuck! Just knowing that it's okay to get stuck and that in reality you're going to get stuck a lot when creating something. Especially when starting out. I appreciate seeing your approach and it's always a pleasure seeing your approach!
12:51 "Let's use this guy. He's fun"
*Picture of manic steroid infused tiger*
LOL
"I just think I've made enough games - which is *one* - to know that games take so much more work" lmaoooo
I find this video in particular to be inspiring, I've had many times where I make something, absolutely hate it and just give up on it. Thanks for taking your time to make and upload this video, it motivates me to have less destructive thoughts about my own work. :)
I appreciate when you show failures and how to deal with them rather than just taking your good work and then making a tutorial out of it.
I love videos that highlight that not everything starts off perfect, it can be demotivating when the tutorial person gets everything perfect on the first try while you're struggling so it's nice to see that yes, the pros face their share of obstacles too.
Glad I found your Chanel. Learning a lot
As an noobie pixel artist this is as helpful if not more so then tutorials. Most tutorials make things look easy, but they are not always.
Absolutely love how that turned out but I can't stop thinking about that armpit pixel
I like that pixel, gives the notion of the shaggier fur tigers have at the elbows.
love your work man, very inspiring!
This is a very good video. These are what beginners also need to see. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot! Really cool video! Very helpful. Please add more video like this one :)
Your content is gold. Thank you.
wow it's really helped me thank you
your videos are amazing bro
love your vids they are so inspiring and useful I love them so much
What I learned is don’t try to do a tiger sprite haha
Nice man, i love learn with your videos.
Re learning pixel art. Thankssss
Awesome
This is incredible work.
I'm too lazy to be lazy so I'm productive now
Always love to see how you draw which I don't think I'll ever get there. Btw, tiger has short nose/mouth. Pointy long nose makes it looks like something else. Just my opinion, hope to see the tiger in your game soon xD
Oh ya..and I'm from Malaysia =D
Would love some videos about top down tilesets
@AdamCYounis. Your work is Eye opening for me. Thanks for the great videos. I have on question for you. What Color Palette are you using. May you share it ?
Idk my art is bad, I try but I get frustrated very quickly. And honestly I prefer to give up than try again...
very inspiring.
Great job!
I'm surprised you didn't look at kungfu panda's Tigress...
one of the original designs for the tiger reminded me of rocket from guardians of the galaxy
4:31
I wish i was at that point where i could also fix bad pixel art in a few minutes/hours.
Hi, do you have a video on the short cuts you are using?
umm I don't know if I'm not noticing something but if you can pls tell me what program your using is that would help alot
asperite
Aseprite
just to reinforce, it is indeed asperite
Do you have any vids on programming hit boxes and enemy interactions? Thanks
Not yet, as far as programming them but I have a video on attack animations that use hitboxes here: th-cam.com/video/nJbzBSVy1u0/w-d-xo.html
The solution I use for actually creating my hitboxes is pretty in-depth, it wouldn't be something I could easily share in a video, but maybe I could do a simple tutorial.
How do you replace colors in such fashion? I now about Ctrl+R, but it works a bit differently and takes a few additional clicks. You approach is way faster that it.
He’s using the shading tool
Hello, would you mind sharing the Palette you are using? Amazing video btw
At 9:52, is there away to select the tiger and have all 5 colors change to 5 different shades at once based on a one single color selected?
hello, can you please tell me if a graphic tablet will simplify drawing pixel art
Im not him, but heres my experience/opinion:
You don't need a drawing tablet to make good pixel art nor will it speed things up. I prefer using a mouse since I have more control over where my pixels will be. But really, at the end of the day it depends on your preference
Dude. Its squares with colours. Hardware makes barely any difference
Nice!!!
i feel he got this idea for the talks we got about my crocodile draw xD
i love u again s2
What's your pallette for this video?
Beautiful content... but hey real quick, kinda has a humanized mouse structure to it... Maybe e flatter nose, wider jaw... Just thinking
What is this pixel art program?
Aseprite
@@ogal very very thanks
What palette are you using?
I always had faith in you!
What app is this
asperite
Avoid Wolf at all costs
Where and when do you stream?
He streams on twitch, and I’m pretty sure there’s a schedule there :)
@@jackturpitt4275 oohh thanks bruh
Spam '0' On Your Keyboard when watching, lol
Not to brag, but I picked up realism almost immediately and can use any medium. But when it comes to stuff like this I find it to be so difficult. Then comes the animation and I just give up. I think it's amazing when people create stuff out of their heads like this. Sure, I can draw/paint something that is nearly a replica of my reference, but I feel like that went out of fashion around the time cameras were invented. Is there a way to incorporate reference images into pixel art? Or is it just a matter of practicing?
I am making a pixel portrait in Netflix’s Dark theme an I stuck on Jonas’s nose. Just can’t get it right no matter how many times I re-paint it
I only remember far cry 4 when he says tiger and elephant
Can anyone provide me latest aseprite cracked version?
I hope I see you doing similar video with smaller canvas
You know, in smaller canvases a solid color wont help much to give the foundmental idea of what it looks
This might be interesting for you th-cam.com/video/RYegmXyKoWQ/w-d-xo.html
@@thereptil yes that was quite helpful although that wasn't exactly what i ment.
Thanks for that, I've got interested in the way he explained how to pixel art
I feel like the snoot is too long on this guy.
15:32
any age of empires 2 player here?