Well, thanks for all the comments. I'm really not sure about how to shade the eyeballs for them to look more realistic. I did realize from the beggining they are a little choppy, but I just don't know what's the method to fix those. As for the first sprites, why are they odd? I'll give a shot into the contrast issue Sengir pointed out as soon as I have time, but I'd like to know what made them too odd for you to criticize.
Anyway, I do know I'm not supposed to use the default circles from ms paint, I just did so 'cause I couldn't really draw a better one by hand (and yeah, I do use a mouse). But, what's wrong with paint's default palette? As long as I shade it correctly, I never thought it would be a problem. Is it?
EDIT: Not that it's really helpfull, cause the original game art is really... slopy. But this is the original Grinning Colossus.
![[Image: You-Have-To-Burn-The-Rope_Grinning-Colossus.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fbiasedvideogamerblog.wdfiles.com%2Flocal--files%2Fblog%253Amedia-gamer%253Ayou-have-to-burn-the-rope-edition%2FYou-Have-To-Burn-The-Rope_Grinning-Colossus.png&hash=313a60c8e40371902c64d59eb47b008d)
Anyway, I do know I'm not supposed to use the default circles from ms paint, I just did so 'cause I couldn't really draw a better one by hand (and yeah, I do use a mouse). But, what's wrong with paint's default palette? As long as I shade it correctly, I never thought it would be a problem. Is it?
EDIT: Not that it's really helpfull, cause the original game art is really... slopy. But this is the original Grinning Colossus.