Legendary Johnny Gfx And Animations!

[Kendrick]

You don't necessarily need to search up "pixel" etc, honestly, you can search sketches, paintings, or digital drawings to get a reference image.

I use whatever there for a reference.

[Legendary Johnny]

I used colors from this: Attachment 28697
To make this:
Attachment 28698

Tbh it looks better. Thanks for idea WreX!

[WreX]

I used colors from this: Attachment 28697
To make this:
Attachment 28698

Tbh it looks better. Thanks for idea WreX!

np also the handle is too dark change the inside and outline colors

[Kendrick]

I used colors from this: Attachment 28697
To make this:
Attachment 28698

Tbh it looks better. Thanks for idea WreX!

Too flat. A sword usually has a double shade. Half light, half dark. 2/3 of your sword is light while 1/3 is light. There is no glare whatsoever to the sword and that IS necessary when it's a sword. Unless if it's a different material. Also, ice has a different texture than metal, so it'll be hard to shade that. Frankly, it will have to be a bit "transparent" and lots of glare due to the fact that ice has a lot of light coming through.

[Legendary Johnny]

np also the handle is too dark change the inside and outline colors

Accepted and here you go:Attachment 28699

I also added detail to it

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DAMN! I DID THIS! IM IMPRESSIVE!!! :O

[Kendrick]

Accepted and here you go:Attachment 28699

I also added detail to it

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DAMN! I DID THIS! IM IMPRESSIVE!!! :O

Not quite. Using the same outline color inside the sword makes the whole sword as separate cubes. It looks as if your sword will fall in pieces. Once again, shading isn't fixed. Do not praise your own graphics, if so, you'll end up in failure, yet love towards your art, but death towards us. Such graphic must be praised by others or the artist when it is completely finished. And that, Johnny, is sure not done.

[Legendary Johnny]

Not quite. Using the same outline color inside the sword makes the whole sword as separate cubes. It looks as if your sword will fall in pieces. Once again, shading isn't fixed. Do not praise your own graphics, if so, you'll end up in failure, yet love towards your art, but death towards us. Such graphic must be praised by others or the artist when it is completely finished. And that, Johnny, is sure not done.

;-; well it looked good in my eyes but ill try again.
Its made out of ice and it suppose to look like that.
Note: 10:00 im stopping quality work

[WreX]

you are getting better i think you need to check more tutorials now and read all the tutorial you find and read it good

[Froz]

;-; well it looked good in my eyes but ill try again.
Its made out of ice and it suppose to look like that.
Note: 10:00 im stopping quality work

Excuses, excuses
A sword is meant to look breakable?
Smh

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The shading also needs improvement
Its too straight as if the light source is in the perfect angle?
No no matter where a light source is there is never a completely straight line with a dark shade and a lighter shade

[RKratos]

How your "shading" the sword is more of a gradient which is a no go in pixel art. If you would like some help feel free to message me, I'd be happy to draw up a quick sword shading guide for you to reference.

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