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Pixel Sig WIP

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Ok, heres my first pixel sig, its a WIP so yea. Here is what i plan on getting to.

 

 

 

A ranger in white dragon hide holding a dragon bow shooting aiming an arrow up into the sky. It will be night time on a grassy hill in the wild. There will be piles of gold, bones, and items around him. Any ideas?

 

 

 

Here it is so far.

 

 

 

V2. Changed color of background, added head.

 

 

 

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V3. Added torso, legs, cape, boots/gloves, and arrow.

 

 

 

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Kk, i changed the bow, and his hair and some other stuff. Still needs some help though. :-w

 

 

 

V4.

 

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V5. I changed the bow color, hair, and some other stuff based on yours.

 

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V6. Ok, i did myself a background. Here ya go.

 

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http://s9.invisionfree.com/pec <--Best clan ever.

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You shouldn't start shading until you've sketched the whole basic idea in. You might run into problems later and have to change things.

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well there are a lot points u can work on. But thats normal for a first pixel, since its a hard type of graphics to learn.

 

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I start with a few that really bother me:

 

 

 

* You have chosen for a eye burning green as a background when you're working, but u can better chose a softer color, like gray/blue or something that doesn't comes out much.

 

 

 

* You just started with drawing colored lines and shading, and not with the basic linework. Also i would recommend starting with a bigger person, because you have to draw and shade a bigger part of the person and the other parts, and you can put more detail in them. Especially with 1 of your first pixels its hard to put a lot of detail in a small piece. A good size is for exemple 300px width and 125-150 px height.

 

 

 

* When i look at your color scheme you only picked out light colors and not really dark ones. That way you will have a much more realistic look when u shade good. *note my next point*

 

 

 

* The shading. Your shading is pile shading, what actually means that you just take a light color and then go stripe for stripe darker. It can be a good shading technique on some things when done right, but it isn't really helpful in the begin. I recommend the beginner pixel tutorial from Terley in the FAQ or any other shading tutorial for pixels on this forums. Also you can go to this site for shading tutorials and anatomy tutorials. [/hide]

 

 

 

This are just a few things. If you would like some more advice/help or don't understand something, just ask it ::'

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Thanks a lot. I will check out that FAQ. I figured smaller to start would be better but i see where your coming from. Ill start over and see what i can do. And yea, ill deff ask if i need some help.

http://s9.invisionfree.com/pec <--Best clan ever.

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Ok, i sorta listened. I changed the bkgrnd. lol, here he is with a head. Im gonna finish this guy first then ill go big. =P, i think its okay for a first WIP. maybe a 2.5/10?

 

 

 

V2. Changed color of background, added head.

 

 

 

Pixel.png

http://s9.invisionfree.com/pec <--Best clan ever.

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The shading on the bow is unrealistic.. you need to dither it a bit and don't simply pillow shade things..

 

 

 

Also, you need to change both the tint and the value of colors while shading.

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Here be dragons ^

 

Dragon of the Day

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Ok, i made a few applies to your v4 to let you see what i realy meant by a gray/blue color and the other things. Also on top there are 5 color blocks that are an example color for the darkbow. i know the colors aren't right but its just meant to let you see what dark/light i mean.

 

 

 

so here is it:

 

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just save it and compare it to your version and you will notice some other chances with color.

 

 

 

I hope this helps a bit more, and if u still don't understand things just ask it ::'

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If you guys think he's done, im going to add him to a background. What should it be? A room with him shooting a target? Outside shooting bats? Idk, you guys choose.

http://s9.invisionfree.com/pec <--Best clan ever.

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Nice one, maybe animate it shooting the arrow?

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Pixel sigs by me.

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ok this is a nooby question but how in the world do you guys do that? I was also wondering could anyone teach me to do anything like that? I have been messing around with it and still don't understand. I need help with like all basics especially shading. So please someone help me?

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http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=674761

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Nice one, maybe animate it shooting the arrow?

 

 

 

Yea, i was thinking that. What program should i use to animate?

 

 

 

P.S. I love your sigs lol. No lie, they inspired me to make sigs. =P

 

 

 

ok this is a nooby question but how in the world do you guys do that? I was also wondering could anyone teach me to do anything like that? I have been messing around with it and still don't understand. I need help with like all basics especially shading. So please someone help me?

 

 

 

Check out the Pixel tutorials.

http://s9.invisionfree.com/pec <--Best clan ever.

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Nice one, maybe animate it shooting the arrow?

 

 

 

Yea, i was thinking that. What program should i use to animate?

 

 

 

 

 

 

You'll need to download a animated GIF making program off the internet..

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Here be dragons ^

 

Dragon of the Day

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