01-07-2011, 06:44 PM
sorry tyvon, and maybe its going to sound like i making a big deal out of this but these look like shit from a mile away.
the original are color reduced ilustrations wich have a natural amount of AA to represent the smoothness of the artwork. if you get to modify that you're either going to carefully going to understand how the artwork got reduced, how the linework's AA worked and how it was probably tweaked to fit the GBA specs. if you cant understand why and how that works, then you'd better not mess with it. because its not even a "sprite". its like trying to edit Mortal Kombat sprites.
on what you're showing as "decent at first sight" the banding, the lack of AA and the sloppy linework just pop out so much it makes it easier what was actually edited and actually its not even edited all he did was draw over the original and call it a day.
again, the demoncrest's tileset is probably the most remarkable of what you shown here, but the rest are plain lackluster edits/poor spriting work that requires way more practice.
the original are color reduced ilustrations wich have a natural amount of AA to represent the smoothness of the artwork. if you get to modify that you're either going to carefully going to understand how the artwork got reduced, how the linework's AA worked and how it was probably tweaked to fit the GBA specs. if you cant understand why and how that works, then you'd better not mess with it. because its not even a "sprite". its like trying to edit Mortal Kombat sprites.
on what you're showing as "decent at first sight" the banding, the lack of AA and the sloppy linework just pop out so much it makes it easier what was actually edited and actually its not even edited all he did was draw over the original and call it a day.
again, the demoncrest's tileset is probably the most remarkable of what you shown here, but the rest are plain lackluster edits/poor spriting work that requires way more practice.