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Published: 2015-08-21 20:11:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 24523; Favourites: 816; Downloads: 382
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Thanks for this tutorial, it helped me
here are my result:
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Thank you for making this! I'm doing pixel art for a game and I feel like I'll need this
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Thank you
Don't hesitate to post the result here
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If the guy I'm doing this for agrees with it I will!
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I love you so much for sharing this! I have SUCH a hard time with jewels. >.<
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Like this:Β i.imgur.com/39mr8Lp.png
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Ok! I'll give it a shot.
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These ones were defenitely harder to work on,
I think the hardest was to be creative on the shapes,
and thinking of the transparency to make the shading,
I think one or two of my attemps were succesfull
i.imgur.com/iJvmB3u.jpg
Thank you for these tutorials.
They're very fun to follow
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Thank you
Never use dithering for brillant polishedΒ surfaces, dithringΒ gives an impression of roughness.
You should prefer to use more colors for the transitions
Also, never save pixel art in jpeg, use PNG instead.
Keep training!
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Hi. I am a total beginner, but I tried to learn how to make some gems from your tutorials. Since you said not to hesitate, here are some things I attempted, using your gems as a reference:
www.piskelapp.com/p/agxzfnBpc2β¦
www.piskelapp.com/p/agxzfnBpc2β¦
Any feedback?
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Hi, the first and the second are cool, but the third needs to be revised
Here some corrections:Β i.imgur.com/gv3xVwW.png
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I finally finished the drawing check it out on my account or what ever you call it on this im going to fill in the white spots and send what that looks like thanks again!
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That's exactly what I was looking for.Β Thank Oni1ink
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Very nice -- a lot of people trip up on shiny/reflective surfaces, especially when first starting out with PA. I like your take on the front face with the diagonal stripes.
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