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Published: 2012-07-03 22:17:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 1259; Favourites: 122; Downloads: 12
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ah my goshh, i love this guy so much.i just had to draw fanart for him ♥
...i want to make this into my icon, but when i make it smaller and get rid of the white background, there's like these little white pixel things around it, and it annoys the hell out of me..so i'm a little upset. :c
anyway, so i played ib yesterday, and i just fell in love with the game. for those of you who don't know what ib is, go check it out! it's a short, but awesome, free game~ u v u go download it nowwww. you will love it.
...i shall draw some more ib fanart...later. yeah.
& sorry if it seems a little crappy..1st time actually trying to draw in paint so yeah..cut me some slack.. "orz
hope you enjoy it. o u o
art © me
garry © kouri
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Comments: 17
Ok. I finally have time to come back and give a proper comment on this. First, I really like the lack of lines on this figure. It produces an interesting visual. Because of this, however, shadows and highlights are especially important in setting up the image properly. Further, special care must be taken to make sure that the transitions between the sections of color aren't percieved as "jagged".
A good tip to keep things from looking jagged is to make sure that you don't have any sharp angles at the pixel level of the image. What I mean by this might be a bit difficult to explain using text, but I'll try anyway. Let's say that you have a row of 4 pixels going right. In general, you want to avoid that row suddenly going 4+ columns directly up. At the maximum, the row of pixels should give way to a column of 3, 2, or 1 pixel. The turn should never exceed 3, however.
Alternatively, if you have a row of 8 pixels or 13 pixels, then the maximum turn into a column would be 7 or 12 pixels, respectively. This technique is used a lot in pixel art, but it also serves well anytime you have solid blocks of pixels without any smooth transitions or lines between them.
Second, I noticed about the small specks of white and discolorations near the edges and in shart corners. Overall these don't have much an effect on larger pieces, but they can wreak havoc on smaller images!
Overall, however, it's very good. I also like how you animated his wink. I'm sure that took a great deal of time. he he!
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i've never received a comment like yours in all of my years of being on dA..
goodness, if i could start a comment, i would so definitely do so to yours.
holy cow, just wow...thank you for both of your comments!!
they're amazing and really boost up my confidence on my art!
i'm so shocked and happy, but i'm not so sure of what to say!!
if you saw my face, that may sum up how i feel when i see these comments ; u ; ♥
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I'm going to comment on this a bit later, as I have to go now. I will say however that I really like the way you didn't use any outlines. It produces a really nice picture!
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thaanks! I'm happy that you like how I did some things on this! Hehehh.. I thought I was the only one who thought the linelessness was nice, but others thought differently ;; but yehh
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Awww, he's like the second cutest and sweetest mush I love (first being Claus from Mother 3 of course) <33
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I love Garry so much [I never played, but seen on youtube and fell in love him]
<------you can see by my icon
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lolol yess he blinks XD
haha thanks :'DD ❤
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Very nice, the coloring and the blink turned out well.
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