02-02-2015, 09:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-02-2015, 10:00 PM by DragonDePlatino.)
Some advice from me...Don't focus on keeping your sprites consistent. Keep experimenting, improving and discovering new ways of drawing characters. You are still a growing artist, so the quality of your sheets will be constantly improving. I myself have tried to make my sprites fit into a "style", but I found it very limiting to my growth as an artist. It takes most artists years to cement their own style, so there's no need to be rushing towards that goal.
Anyways, your newest batch of sprites is quite good! I'm particularly fond of how you drew the particle effects on your fire and jets. You seem to have a better knack for drawing those than I.
Also, I'd definitely second a Dig Dug remake project! A project like that would have a smaller scope than a Zelda project, so I imagine it would be easier to finish. Not to mention, Dig Dug has always been my favorite arcade game because it's the only one I'm not terrible at.
Anyways, your newest batch of sprites is quite good! I'm particularly fond of how you drew the particle effects on your fire and jets. You seem to have a better knack for drawing those than I.
Also, I'd definitely second a Dig Dug remake project! A project like that would have a smaller scope than a Zelda project, so I imagine it would be easier to finish. Not to mention, Dig Dug has always been my favorite arcade game because it's the only one I'm not terrible at.