Can anyone help with my line art? - Page 4

smirt362 · #46 02-24-2007, 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by colin012

????? Hows that bad besides the blur

It cheapens your art and makes it look bad...it also says that you were too lazy to remake it diagonally.

Improved it maybe?

Zideruic · #47 02-24-2007, 02:20 AM

It basically over anti-aliases it and darkens the colors immensely....sticks out like a sore thumb. Smirt do you think I should post my tutorial for a brushed metal look?

Demisis_P2P · #48 02-24-2007, 02:47 AM

If you're going to rotate with PSP limit the colour palette to 256 first, that'll stop the blurring and the saturation, and then you just need to go and touch up the outlines because it misplaces a lot of pixels.

Crono · #49 02-24-2007, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by smirt362

It cheapens your art and makes it look bad...it also says that you were too lazy to remake it diagonally.

Improved it maybe?

omg that actually looks really nice, make the blade slightly longer :O

colin012 · #50 02-25-2007, 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by smirt362

It cheapens your art and makes it look bad...it also says that you were too lazy to remake it diagonally.

Improved it maybe?

awww but it makes it look like it's being swung realy fast that it blurs. Oh and wheres the wrap on the handle? and wheres the lines? theirs no line art? Other than that it looks good...

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Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

If you're going to rotate with PSP limit the colour palette to 256 first, that'll stop the blurring and the saturation, and then you just need to go and touch up the outlines because it misplaces a lot of pixels.

Thanks.

Dan3099 · #51 02-25-2007, 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Zideruic

It basically over anti-aliases it and darkens the colors immensely....sticks out like a sore thumb. Smirt do you think I should post my tutorial for a brushed metal look?

Post it.

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theirs no line art? Other than that it looks good...

What??.. By that do you mean that it lacks black outlines? If so then you have quite a warped view of pixel art terminology.

Line art is not the black outlines of a piece, its the initial lines you draw to plan out your art. Like so:

Pixel art isn't always rendered with a pure black outline, thats just a style choice. In fact pixel art pieces quite often look better with colored outlines of a slightly darker shade then whatever your outlining.

Kirble · #52 02-25-2007, 04:19 PM

^ I must admit that is about 99% true. However, if you are going for a cartoon styled look, like that of what was Shaun64's server (I forget the name) then a black outline can really finish the graphic off to a tee.

colin012 · #53 02-25-2007, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirble

^ I must admit that is about 99% true. However, if you are going for a cartoon styled look, like that of what was Shaun64's server (I forget the name) then a black outline can really finish the graphic off to a tee.

Makes sence. Heres another version I made it't a normal sword instead of a block sword... No it's not a fill it's pixle by pixle.

Crow · #54 02-25-2007, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by colin012

Makes sence. Heres another version I made it't a normal sword instead of a block sword... No it's not a fill it's pixle by pixle.

The shading makes no sense..

Crono · #55 02-25-2007, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by colin012

Makes sence. Heres another version I made it't a normal sword instead of a block sword... No it's not a fill it's pixle by pixle.

looks much better to my noob eyes

Dan3099 · #56 02-25-2007, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirble

^ I must admit that is about 99% true. However, if you are going for a cartoon styled look, like that of what was Shaun64's server (I forget the name) then a black outline can really finish the graphic off to a tee.

I was just trying to teach him about line-art there man. I wasn't even definitive about my opinions, so there was nothing there for you to disagree with. I used the qualifier "Quite often" which sounds about the same as your "99%".

Unfortuneatly it looks like he just read your post instead of mine. So now he still has no idea what line-art really means, he just feels better about his black outlines because they have a "cartoony" charm.

Demisis_P2P · #57 02-25-2007, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Crow

The shading makes no sense..

MAYBE IF YOU STOPPED TO CONSIDER THAT IT COULD BE A BURNT SWORD THEN IT WOULD MAKE SENSE HUH!!!?!

WhiteDragon · #58 02-25-2007, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

MAYBE IF YOU STOPPED TO CONSIDER THAT IT COULD BE A BURNT SWORD THEN IT WOULD MAKE SENSE HUH!!!?!

Clearly.
Well, Colin is an illiterate child, so, he really needs to touch up on his reading skills before doing any sort of 'art', because he won't be able to read anything that people are telling him to do.

colin012 · #59 02-26-2007, 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Gerami

looks much better to my noob eyes

I can't tell if your being real or sarcastic

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Originally Posted by Crow

The shading makes no sense..

hows that?

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Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

MAYBE IF YOU STOPPED TO CONSIDER THAT IT COULD BE A BURNT SWORD THEN IT WOULD MAKE SENSE HUH!!!?!

Wow... People say I'm wierd. How manny times have you left you sword in the toster to long

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Originally Posted by WhiteDragon

Clearly.
Well, Colin is an illiterate child, so, he really needs to touch up on his reading skills before doing any sort of 'art', because he won't be able to read anything that people are telling him to do.

More literit than noobs that can't even spell noob right nub
If your refering to the line art thing it's cuz I learned gfx on zone so I'm used to seeing lineart visable on the finle product. Heres a version without line art