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Pixel fish tank. *3*
Two dojo loach (Ewww and Frankenstein) and nine red-eye tetra (that I do not currently own)... A little over crowed maybe.

Someday my real tank will be this lovely. <3

gah. I have no idea what 'isometric' and 'non-isometric' are. And after looking at all the deviations posted in both, I still have no clue. -_-'

And if you ever want to feel stupid, try googling it. I read through the description twice and still had no clue what it said! They were all English words but I got about as much out of it as listening to a French trigonometry lesson. >.<'

All I got was that it involves a lot of math and a calculator do do anything Isometric... Something about rotating ±45° on the vertical axis, followed by a rotation of approximately ±35.3° on the horizontal axis.
Who does this when they draw?

After reading that description, I figured it was safer to put it in non-isometric, which doesn't seem to have any of those rules. But truthfully... I have no clue what that means either.

But you know what? I've decided it doesn't matter. I'm not a pixel artist. I'm not going to make a habit out of posting pixel work. If it's in the wrong place, somebody (points to a mod) will move it for me. And if it really does matter to somebody, they will post something about what the hell 'isometric' means, in plain English, somewhere in the faq. 8D

Description
Pixel fish tank. *3*
Two dojo loach (Ewww and Frankenstein) and nine red-eye tetra (that I do not currently own)... A little over crowed maybe.

Someday my real tank will be this lovely. <3

gah. I have no idea what 'isometric' and 'non-isometric' are. And after looking at all the deviations posted in both, I still have no clue. -_-'

And if you ever want to feel stupid, try googling it. I read through the description twice and still had no clue what it said! They were all English words but I got about as much out of it as listening to a French trigonometry lesson. >.<'

All I got was that it involves a lot of math and a calculator do do anything Isometric... Something about rotating ±45° on the vertical axis, followed by a rotation of approximately ±35.3° on the horizontal axis.
Who does this when they draw?

After reading that description, I figured it was safer to put it in non-isometric, which doesn't seem to have any of those rules. But truthfully... I have no clue what that means either.

But you know what? I've decided it doesn't matter. I'm not a pixel artist. I'm not going to make a habit out of posting pixel work. If it's in the wrong place, somebody (points to a mod) will move it for me. And if it really does matter to somebody, they will post something about what the hell 'isometric' means, in plain English, somewhere in the faq. 8D