snakepixel.art
Pixel artist | illustrator | Creator of Owlboy and Vikings on Trampolines | CO-CEO of: http://dpadstudio.com
MY NEXT GAME: https://dpad.studio/vikingsontrampolines/
My links: https://linktr.ee/snakepixel
My artwork: https://www.snakepixel.art/
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In all honesty, this is a project I could see us being more public about, but considering where it might be headed, it won't be possible just yet.
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Its a strange one for sure
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Hoping the stars will allign
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You know what, keeping this ball rolling. Second boss designed.
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Sometimes that's enough
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Go for it!
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Probably some influence absorbed through osmosis. MegaMan is a lot of the reason I became an artist in the first place
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I'll take it. Love that game
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This muppet beats up cats three times her size. The wasp incident should surprise me, but it feels pretty on brand.
Also, I've been well. This year has overall been an improvement. Hope you've been alright
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Not a pterosaur (though who knows,) just a regular cat that uses her normal paws like weird little person.
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The leftmost pixel on Toad's foot is a tiny ransom note
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The compulsion tracked me down. Made demands.
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I don't expect that I'd return to the idea, though if I did, I'd likely want to update the art first
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I think that was the intent. Likely found at the start of the game.
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I think this was the only drawing of that particular design, though I could be mistaken. The rest were world map doodles and I think some enemy designs
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It should go without saying, that is not the intent here (I just like Wario and rats.) That said, should someone feel uncomfortable with it, I'd have no issue changing it to something everyone would appreciate. Its just an old doodle I don't have anything invested in.
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Little guy has quite the legacy
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This was unfortunately too long ago for me to give an accurate estimate.
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Seem to remember that was the case. There's a sketch of it somewhere I'm fairly sure
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To be fair, that game is one of the best ones
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In all honesty, I've been so busy over the years I keep forgetting I have an account. Might be time to check up on it
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I've had a surprising amount of people tell me that they don't like dithering but find my use of it enjoyable. Dithering in particular is a technique that requires restraint and mindful placement moreso than general pixel-art, so people unfortunately tend to see far more bad examples than good ones.
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Really good ears on this one
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Excellent form. Well done