I drew this pixel art scene using 11 colors and called it "Raided" [OC]v78 OP t1_j6d3lro wrote
Hi all! This pixel art animation is 320x200px using 11 colors and 40 hand drawn frames. I wish you all a happy day <3
If you like this type of art and want to support me, please feel free to check my other works:
Steam WallPaper Engine collection | Patreon | Foundation | Twitter | Tumblr | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn
MeisterX t1_j6ekutx wrote
I love this so much, very creative! Can I suggest that the boats move slightly slower? Their rapid movement contrasts a bit with the tranquility of the scene here. Otherwise I'd stare at it all day!
What method do you use to actually complete these? I may adapt an assignment I use in a course to this, currently it is on pixilation.
InfiNorth t1_j6fp9av wrote
Small request... Could you do it with the sails down? Looks like they're at anchor and it would be perfect! Fantastic work!
GaryNOVA t1_j6ej2i3 wrote
r/PixelArt is one of my favorite subs. Great post.
Mikeismyike t1_j6gt2jx wrote
Any chance you could upload one with slower moving boats?
Riegel_Haribo t1_j6fescq wrote
aka. Here's my almost-daily spam, and here's where to send money.
steeze206 t1_j6fiiw1 wrote
It's frankly a pretty ridiculous level of self promotion. They even put up a Patreon link lmao. This isn't about showing off your art for others to appreciate. It's about trying to earn a quick buck and utilizing Reddit as free advertising.
blanutz t1_j6fpylt wrote
So the subreddit gets quality content, and people who like said content can check out (and maybe support) the creator. What's the problem?
Facts_For_Plebs t1_j6fxtwm wrote
People mad they can't make money doing something they love or something idk
tijuanagolds t1_j6gwp2j wrote
It's more bullshit Pixel Art fad. It's only quality content if you think a laser pointer is entertainment.
blanutz t1_j6hth7c wrote
So you're upset that some posts don't cater to your personal taste? Just downvote and keep scrolling...
steeze206 t1_j6g4wxh wrote
Posting a Patreon link and asking for money is the main problem. Just post 1 social media link. Say hey if you want to check out more of my stuff here's my Instagram or whatever. Just leave it at that.
Posting like 9 links and one being a site whose sole purpose is asking people for money is a bit much.
I just want to browse Reddit for discussions and to watch cool/entertaining things. But each day it gets more and more overtaken by advertisement. I'd like to scroll through subs without feeling like someone is trying to sell me something. Like it or not, that is exactly what is happening here and it's annoying.
blanutz t1_j6hu7vk wrote
I actually like that there are multiple links, since I don't have accounts on any of the major platforms. Without Patreon, the artist would have to either sell their work, or stop creating. Which would mean less art for you to enjoy for free...
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