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First attempt at a serious pixel art piece. Looking back now it's pretty poor effort.
I have taken in everyones advice and used it in this piece, thank you all for comment on my progress pictures, it really helps in the end. Created using Photoshop 7. Time: 1 Month |
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August 7, 2003
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My one gripe with this, is that on top of the muti story car park, the "entrance" to the lower levels seems to be a little big and out of proportion.
Still.
Fabulous. I'd say speechless, but I have a big mouth
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I like the chosen angle of light. Very unusual.
Superb and
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My only complaint is that some of the scratches and stuff look too much like mouse squiggles...you probably should make them a little more organic so they don't just look like you drew random lines with a mouse to make a surface look scratched. particularly on building walls and the walls of the channel of water.
Good stuff!
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hehe, no this is really an awesome pieces! I'm not really that a big fan of pixel art - but this is just amazing
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