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[Elk]

very cute and unique style, make a polished version of that :P

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by Elk

very cute and unique style, make a polished version of that :P

lolwut

[DeCeaseD]

Originally Posted by Clockwork

Slightly better? >>;

I haven't had anything to pixel... o-o...

That.. looks creepy. o_O

[Fulg0reSama]

Originally Posted by DeCeaseD

That.. looks creepy. o_O

Give it a 'stache, that'll make it creepy.

[smirt362]

Originally Posted by Fulg0reSama

Give it a 'stache, that'll make it creepy.

[Clockwork]

Some of the tiles for a server I'm helping a little bit. :o

[CrypticMyst]

Nice style! =)

[Tricxta]

Looks pretty neat. Those tiles could be used better though, it's especially that fire place that's messing with my head.

[Crono]

lots of cute bits

send me tileset and gfx pls i wanna play w/ it

[Hezzy002]

Originally Posted by Clockwork

Some of the tiles for a server I'm helping a little bit. :o

The bed looks a bit off in perspective (Could also use some AA) and the blue trim on the floor by the fireplace pops way too hard if you ask me, maybe make it a little less contrasting.

[Ducati_Link]

Nice, I love the fireplace!

[smirt362]

The stove is cool, I like how you can see the pipe coming out the top of the wall.

[DustyPorViva]

Well most of the perspective issues have been brought up, like the stove depth not being consistent. But there's also some other quirks, for example is that grass growing from the floor? There's also some things that need to be addressed in the level work, such as many pillars being inconsistent at the base of the floor, and the entrance having no walls.

Lastly, I think something like this would benefit immensely from some shadows cast by the walls.

[Clockwork]

I usually work with the tiles before I add contrast to them like that. Most people seem to like the contrasted version, while I prefer the desaturated :3

Anyhow, I added a little aa to the bed, changed the bed posts, but I'm going to change them again, I don't like them.

The depth with the fireplace? is something that disappeared when I added contrast I believe. Don't know what you might mean about the stove not having depth. As far as the shadow under the stove being an odd color, it was the color of the old floor, but I left it as I thought it sort of looked like the stove was on/hot.

I havent used anything other than tiles in this, so I haven't really filled it out I suppose.

[DustyPorViva]

I mean the fireplace has more depth(or wideness, on a Y axis) at the top than the bottom. This is because at the bottom it's not really protruding from the wall at all, while it's sticking out about an entire tile at the top.