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vegi92pixel β pixel art VS soft transitions
Published: 2013-09-09 14:42:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 3369; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 0
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left side: pixel artright side: none pixel art
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That's cool I will keep this in my references folder.
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It would help if you explained when and where dithering is a more viable option. Like others have said, sometimes smooth transitions are possible and the best choice and it's good to expleain the pros and cons between the two.
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i thought it's clear that the left pic is for pixel art and the right for none pixel art
and if somebody don't care about pixel art or none pixel art he can use what he want, but it's not pixel art anymore if he choose the soft transitions
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I feel personally attacked
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You don't have to. It's up to you how you make your art. Every style can look nice.
I still think pixel art is about choosing colors and place pixels explicitly. But it's just how i think, so nothing important. Just a person in the internet. So don't feel offended.
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it was a joke no hard feelings
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Who says you can't have soft transitions with a limited palette?
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the definition of pixel art says it
definition:
Image filters (such as blurring or alpha-blending) or tools with automatic anti-aliasing are considered not valid tools for pixel art, as such tools calculate new pixel values automatically, contrasting with the precise manual arrangement of pixels associated with pixel art.
source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_arβ¦
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I'm saying that even with pixel art tools that stays true to wikipedia's definitions, you can effectively fake the appearance of soft transitions. It just takes experience with the medium to know how to use it right.
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i know
i don't say that you can't make transitions, only that you can't use the transition tool for the pixel art stuff if you want to make pixel art
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my entire art style is based of soft transitions
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look at what I do
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Might help to have an additional small picture of it zoomed out too.
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ok thx for the tip
made it ^^
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can you make more of it ? like different colors?
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yes i can if you want ^^
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