Dang! Stitch and Haku from Spirited Away in one video? It’s like you were trying to summon me! One thing I’m legitimately impressed by in every video is the sheer VARIETY of pixel art that you grace us with. There’s so much! So many styles. So many lessons learned. Thanks for putting yourself out there. It’s amazing.

@RobinsonPixels

3 күн бұрын

Thank you! Glad my summoning spell worked haha

Good advices. Patience is something that people seems to lack these days. There are so many people that still think that any kind of digital art is fast an easy that sometimes it looks hard to make people understand you have to put the time and the effort to have the results. Love the video, thank you!😃

@RobinsonPixels

14 сағат бұрын

So true. It doesn't help now that AI is taking over everything now and people really can just type some words to generate an image. Usually that image is riddled with flaws, but it's passable enough to get a like from somebody scrolling by, or to make an easy sell on Etsy from someone who's not paying much attention. But that's a rant for another day.

The converting to grayscale is SUCH a good tip! Thanks for sharing!

@RobinsonPixels

3 күн бұрын

Sweet! Glad I could help!

Thanks!

If you've thought about it, someone else is already ON IT. - is just a life lesson fact we have to accept. Back when i was in elementary in the mid 90s, i was having a conversation with a friend where we wished we had some kind of small screen in front of us, then play games on that screen via touching and tapping the screen. So we could play it anywhere. Including under the table while classes were going on. At that time, we thought that was just magic and will never happen in real life. Seriously. lol. But don't be disheartened by the life lesson fact. What matters more is execution and expression, making your own version. Doesn't matter who made it first. The value of questioning "who made it better?" though is still something i'm struggling with in my current level of wisdom.

@RobinsonPixels

2 күн бұрын

That's awesome! Definitely wild how ideas are just kinda out there, in the minds of so many people. Even if others are already working on them, I do think we'll be proud of ourselves if we finally buckle down and do the things we're dreaming of.

Woah I thought drawing pixel art is fast as hand drawing Now i feel more confident Thanks

@RobinsonPixels

3 күн бұрын

No prob! One thing pixel art does have over hand drawing is that you can at least copy and paste elements for use in multiple frames of animation. For example, you could get away with using the same head in running or jumping sprites, while a traditional artist would definitely have to redraw it

Great Content as usual. You inspired me to boot up Aseprite after your last video to make some sprites! Thank you :)

@RobinsonPixels

2 күн бұрын

Hey that's great! I hope you enjoy digging in to make some pixels. Don't pressure yourself too much! You got it!

🤣 nice thank you for keeping me on track of my game. i took a week off from it so i can clear my mind, it does help.

@RobinsonPixels

2 күн бұрын

Happy to help! Your game is gonna be great!

Monkey jumpscare 4:35

Moo

Who thinks he must also make sketch drawing besides pixel arts (hehehe gonna make things harder and Terri-)

Jazz JackRabbit fanart AND Sly Cooper game ideas? I'm feeling spoiled here, as a fan of both of them. And now that I see Jazz I'm kinda curious about a video comparing like, sprites from PC games back in the days of the 4th console generation- if there were stark differences in spriting styles and so on based on those drastically different hardwares between PC's and consoles, or if that's maybe a bit outside the scope of what you want to make.

@RobinsonPixels

14 сағат бұрын

That's a good thought, I just added it into my Idea Bank. Someone else had a similar idea with comparing modern pixel art to retro pixel art, but this is a little different because we'd be exploring different hardware limitations within the same time frame. So it would all be "retro," but a deeper exploration of what retro really even means. Neat!

Slightly off topic, but is there a place in particular you go to buy all the cool figures in the background? I need to get some for myself...

@RobinsonPixels

4 күн бұрын

Lol I've gotten them from pretty much everywhere over the years. The Sly Cooper statue (raccoon behind Mario) I got from the Sucker Punch website when Sly 3 came out like 20 years ago. I'd say your best bet for cool figures is either eBay (which I did use for several of these) or your local comic shop. Also Books a Million for some reason, but I always try to buy a book from there too to keep the book industry alive haha

@Ozbrickcreator

4 күн бұрын

@@RobinsonPixels Thanks! Great video as well by the way