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Published: 2009-08-13 03:16:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 65769; Favourites: 1295; Downloads: 1937
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A disclaimer would be that I have no idea what I'm really doing or talking about.No, but really I'm still pretty new at this stuff. But here's the tutorial that somebody asked me for, although I probably shouldn't have done it about making a tree.
The tree is shown at x2 in this tutorial.
Um. yeah. you have to full view.
If you have any questions just ask, I didn't explain everything fully and kinda made this tutorial fast. Also, If anyone actually uses this tutorial, I'd love to see what you come up with.
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Comments: 54
I really love this one! Finally a good pixel-art tutorial with no banding nor pillow shading!
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Question: are the lowest lights the only shade you color blue? and the highest yellow? ffff don't understand
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Hey, was your answer ever questioned? Im hoping you got to become really good if it did, or if it didnt, either way- do you know the answer?
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It's very helpful for me to have this tutorial with me.
Thank you, I hope that I'll succeed to realize my tree as well
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Very good tutorial I tried my best to make tree with it
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I am so into pixel art now...
Thank you for this beautiful tutorial.
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did you use a specific setting for the eraser? and what was your page size for the work? I tried this with a 63*62 but my eraser is not sharp at all any advice is welcomed.
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i use a program called paint.net when i'm making my pixel stuff, so i usually just set the fill type to "replace" instead of "blend", set the secondary colour to 100% transparency and muscle it out with the pencil tool. another idea would be to, if your program has it, deactivate anti-aliasing to sharpen the brush/eraser so it fills blocks solidly with the chosen colour. that's what i do anyway
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i just cant get from step 4 to 5 cause i made my tree too small, since i didnt know the proportions of this one
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Thank you for creating this, it was very helpful for me.
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The closeup picture doesn't seem to load for me. I can just about read it though
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Exactly what I was looking for...I have no idea what I'm doing. This has been immensely helpful in my stumbling journey to make a pixel forest.
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Would it be possible for me to use the trees? I know you're using them for this tutorial and everything, but I absolutely fail on trying to make pixel trees. which is why i'm asking... ^_^;;
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WHY HAS NO-ONE COMMENTED ON THIS YET???
Awesome BTW!
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Thanks!
It actually has comments, there just seems to be a bug on DA right now where they don't always load properly. try a refresh.
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I have a D&D character with leafy hair and at the size I'm trying to pixel her, here's to hoping this will be useful! Thanks for sharing
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I'm going to try this tree for my first background - hopefully. 
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I really like this tutorial. It's rather vague, but I can pretty much see the general flow of things, and the end result turns out looking quite professional-like.
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Yeah, it's not really a true tutorial. More like a few steps in the process with some basic comments.
But thanks ^^
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At least it gives a vague demonstration of how it works. Better than nothing, amirite? 8D
And you're welcome. ^^
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Sure your tutorial earned a man a daily deviation O.o
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Nah, they were the one who earned the daily deviation, on their own work. I'm just glad they could pick up a couple techniques from this tutorial.
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Thanks for the awesome tree pixel tutorial 
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Hey! that's a very nice tree there, I'm glad you found it useful
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HAWT!
That's a good idea, though. Never thought of drawing the leaves that way instead of... y'know... doing each leaf individually.
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Doing each leaf thinking about them individualy would drive one crazy, especially on a larger tree.
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