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Yep, even smaller.

This one I actually made today, unlike the other one I just posted, and was actually an experiment that turned out so much better than I thought it would. I actually had a muuuch larger version (1000x1000) as I was seeing if my style would still work on not-so pixel art focused works, needless to say it didn't - but that might be because of what I was trying to work with.
My object/symbol to work with this time? A lily, for lilyPichu. It's missing the stems, but everyone doesn't do them anyway and I didn't want to spend another 3 hours figuring out how I'd fit them in without just outright destroying the image. Not much room to work with, so some things gotta get chopped.

Anyway. My last one didn't have to deal with the details being inside a thing instead of mostly as it's silhouette, posing a massive question I've been trying to figure out while I was doing my studies. How in the world am I going to keep the details inside objects while retaining the style? The answer was a lot simpler than I thought it would be, such is life.
Using the fact that these are on a single coloured background (i.e. black), I could use that to 'cut' the details into the object much like you do in...well I can't remember what it's called but I'm sure you get where I was going with that. Or at least I hope you do.

I'm actually pretty proud of myself for getting, most, of the shading down correctly and actually getting it to look, mostly, 3D.

Description
Yep, even smaller.

This one I actually made today, unlike the other one I just posted, and was actually an experiment that turned out so much better than I thought it would. I actually had a muuuch larger version (1000x1000) as I was seeing if my style would still work on not-so pixel art focused works, needless to say it didn't - but that might be because of what I was trying to work with.
My object/symbol to work with this time? A lily, for lilyPichu. It's missing the stems, but everyone doesn't do them anyway and I didn't want to spend another 3 hours figuring out how I'd fit them in without just outright destroying the image. Not much room to work with, so some things gotta get chopped.

Anyway. My last one didn't have to deal with the details being inside a thing instead of mostly as it's silhouette, posing a massive question I've been trying to figure out while I was doing my studies. How in the world am I going to keep the details inside objects while retaining the style? The answer was a lot simpler than I thought it would be, such is life.
Using the fact that these are on a single coloured background (i.e. black), I could use that to 'cut' the details into the object much like you do in...well I can't remember what it's called but I'm sure you get where I was going with that. Or at least I hope you do.

I'm actually pretty proud of myself for getting, most, of the shading down correctly and actually getting it to look, mostly, 3D.