Anonymous asked:
kingxlime-deactivated20200228 answered:
I don’t get on here often enough to even know i had mail! (Sorry!!) Another user on Polycount had asked me the same thing, it’s really really easy to do.
“hey, how did you get your 3D model to look so pixilated
like pixel art? I’m looking at your pokemon scene in the low poly
thread..
THANKS!”
Guy May 29 (Me/KingxLime)
Hey, it was just a post-processing effect,
- open up the .GIF in Photoshop-downsize it by 50% using nearest neighbor
- upscale it by 200% using nearest neighbor
- voila
If it’s not pixely enough, after you downscale, just downscale again by another 25 or 50% and try again.
Before:
(Note: I use Blender for 3D, and to get the crisp textures, i turn off mipmaps)
After:
shelledgoldfish-deactivated2017 asked:
lgdays answered:
Aww, thank you! It’s not a bother at all! I do the same process I use for my non-pixel art drawings: I sketch something, then I do the lineart using only one color, then I paint the drawing using flat colors, after that I add the shadows and the lights, and then I recolor the lineart so the lines blend better:
I’m pretty amateur with pixel art, so I only know a few things, but one of the most important things to consider is to avoid messy/jagged lines, here’s an example from this thread:
Also, one of the best pixel art tutorials in my opinion would be this one. There are a lot of tips on how to properly shade sprites in order to avoid “pillow shading” and bland color palettes.
convenience store potions502 tris
this is a joke from scott pilgrim i think
health, strength and mana potions! pick-me-ups for a dungeon crawl thru the goblin subways
finished (and very late) witchsona of one of my ocs. i feel like her specialty would be different kinds of love potions.
Caught in a rather good romance
It sounds like I’m playing a video game and someone is trying to sell me potions. :D
…that is exactly what it sounds like
