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Trainstation: Night
Published: 2006-03-16 05:30:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 27094; Favourites: 654; Downloads: 8633
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Worked a bit more on it over the past few days.Added some characters; it's meant to be the opening scene from an RPG type game where these night-creatures inhabit the world etc.
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`RhysD
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Woah!that is so good artwork!Nice pixel!its so awsome!
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*stares in awe*
Maybe you could teach me a few spriting techniques? I really need to improve on my character designs. Great use of lighting and it'll be interesting to see those monsters get beaten up by an "innocent" little kid. Classic.
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Now that's a useful tutorial!
Pity it didn't help me much though... Guess I'm stuck with the standard 2D scrolling platforming type games. I hate Isometric!
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It would be neat if the clock was lit as well
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but it's still awesome! ^-^
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very beautiful! I want to look into your Guide! You have very large talent
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Wow! Your stuff sure brings back memories of my old Nintendo games. I felt a twinge of nostalgia.
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Wow, and you can still get a decent cup o' tea there in spookyworld. Even at night, so I figure that place can't be all that bad after all...
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more nice !! i love the characters !! "Two monsters and one child, what will happens ? tatataaaaam..."
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There is actually 3 monsters.
~Sarah
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The brown creature is not the drunk dad of the boy ? "Welcome ho... hrf, home my son, hrff hrff... You thirsty ?" Okey, bad joke...
...I didn't saw him anyway... My apologies Sarah !
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Very nice! I really like the color palette you used, and the detail is very good. Altogether a very cool scene.
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Bloody excellent, I love the way you used a monotone color-scale for the places that weren't illuminated. Great lighting too.
Thumbs up.
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Bloody excellent. Great lighting, I love how you used a monotone color range for the places that weren't illuminated.
Thumbs up.
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This is amazing. Think it has to be the first piece of pixel art ive seen that uses lights at night time. You've inspired me! Keep up the good work.
Check out my pixel art in my gallery!
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nice work dude, haven't been around for a while but that is really good!
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thx dude, I havent been around either! haha
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Very neat 
What program do you use to make this type of art?
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Very very amazing pixel work here, I absolutely 
`kormyen
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Very nice, this is very unique in pixel art gallery.
- Ahmed Nayyer
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Lol, nice, reminds me of the old game 'MOTHER'
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BuenΓsimo! Con las texturas se ve mucho mejor que el anterior. AlgΓΊn dΓa aprenderΓ© a hacer texturas yo tambiΓ©n!
Muy buen trabajo!
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Me gustΓ³ mucho el tema de los monstruos en la oscuridad y el nenito segura en la zona de luz. O al menos eso entendΓ yo.
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The lightsource dithering is mighty fine!
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excelent!
I was just needing a "how to make an isometric graffiti" tutorial
what I do is to draw a 2D graffiti and then I use Stretch/Skew tool
do you have other way to do it?
thanks!
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It's been almost 2 months since you've submitted this piece and yet I've saved it in my devWATCH specifically to come back and leave a well thought-out comment on it. I suppose it's better late than never.
I'll admit that the first thing that caught my eye from this pixel art was the overall darkness you gave it. I've seen detailed buildings before, well laid out isometric scenes and great pixel art objects (some of which have been from you of course), but you've really taken this one to another level by simply coloring only a section and leaving the rest to lie in a grayscale darkness. That alone got my attention.
I'm also a big fan of your light-to-dark transition. I believe you did a pretty good job of making the scene make sense and not seem like something was missing. The monster characters you have hiding in the dark are great as well, though I'm wondering if they shouldn't be a little bit larger (bigger equals scarier I would think). Also, while I understand why you colored them in, I almost think they stand out a little too much. Perhaps they should be either completly grayscale like the rest of the darkness, or maybe their color should be dulled down a bit? Just my two cents of course.
Overall this is one of the better pixel art pieces I've seen in some time. It adds a bit of originality, something we haven't seen much of (though I'm still completely blown away by some of the great isometric work I see around these parts). Great work, as always, and I'm looking forward to whatever you have in store for us next.
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now thats a comment!
thanks mate
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The contrast of colour between the light and the dark fits the scene perfectly.
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