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i made my first avatar

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hey guys/girls

 

 

 

today i decided to make a avatar for here on tif,i decided i want to make it a bit pixel-thingy.

 

so i made it and it was real fun,so i might make more.

 

 

 

keep in mind it is my first one and i made it in like 1 hour.

 

 

 

i hope you can tell me how to improve ;)

 

 

 

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Not bad for a first, But one thing you could do is clean up the lines. Right now they're to squiggly... Another thing is finish the body or cut off the red below him.

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Very good for a first :thumbsup:

 

 

 

but it needs a lot of work

 

 

 

the lines are very messy, try to keep them 1 pixel

 

you don't need to dither entire areas, only use it for blending, or maybe texturing...

 

lines should be a darker version of the color its surrounding

 

 

 

i did a little edit for you

 

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good work though

 

keep pixeling ::'

New Sig Coming soon!

Like said before, the lines are really messy and need to be more straight in some places. Also, it seems like a traced/copied RuneScape screenshot to be completely honest, correct me if I'm wrong. You can use RS screenshots as a reference for maybe clothes, hair, etc., but not for whole characters. It just doesn't work and makes the pixel look boring.

 

 

 

Overall, you didn't do a terrible job fr a first pixel, but there's plenty to improve on.

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pixel avvy by me deviantART

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