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guess all my work has been ruined. there's at least one in every picture I do. some have many and I mean more than 10. Yes there are some in the dragon. #3 should read polar inversion should be treated as just one tool in making an effect not an effect all by itself. If you are going to use it in an image make sure I can barley tell where you've used it :wink: . ciao OMA I meant that as in, dont use it when you're in doubt, not never use it.

Its good, but shouldnt it go into the texture tuts?

I love you I havent use PdN for awhile, but now im getting back on ^ | | (In a friendly way.)

^^ Add some hardword floors

Good habits:(Should have its own category.) 1. ALWAYS write text on a new layer, this will prevent from you finishing your 6 hour long work and then there is A typo. 2. Save in .PdN files so you can come back later and fix things, or improve. 3. Try never to use polar inversion, this could ruin your picture.

I would, but I believe its a bit simple, but if you want, Ill PM you one.

^ Thank you sharp New sig, its a bit small, but I love it

Use conditional Hue/Saturation, search for it in our forums.

Please make a tutorial for that When they give awards, im going to be the one that asks for tuts most.

For some straight lines I would use the line tool, but things like diagonal lines, Nah, Anyways, Im trying to think of something to add. I dont think im going to do buildings unfortunately.

*Sigh* I wish I could make things like ash. Im skilled at paint.net, just my brain cant think of any Ideas.

Is that Island floating? Try adding some sand under where the island is.

That's ridiculous. You can use the line tool, the square tool, the circle tool, etc. Take this thing from pixeljoint for example: For the base of the statue, do you really think he pressed he mouse button like 100 times so he could draw a line? For the buildings, do you really think he pressed his mouse button 1000 times? Also, On page one of the pixel art gallery, boltbait states the rules of pixel art.

You could, but thats cheating.

He used his mouse a lot to do that, but it takes some work. For example, what sharp posted, Im sure he used the Pencil tool. Anyways, lets get back on topic.

Thanks everyone, I knew the road had some issues ahah. Im thinking of what to add to it? Maybe a tree with swings?

They are duped houses, but I recolored them with the pencil tool.

No, that plant one I did find, but it was in spanish, didnt give good detail, from what I could understand. I plan on making a tutorial on dithering by myself though. The block ones DO look similar, but I found that one right after I made my own.

waffle, with pixel art, you HAVE to use the tool, no line tools. You can use the fill bucket once in awhile though.

Here's another pixel art!

Thats my entry for the pixel art competition in the overflow

Pixel Art is not always Isometric. Isometric is the most popular form of pixel art, but pixel is art is also making sprites for games (the old games), etc. It's just using pixels to create art. Exactly, thats why I said it depends on your style. I added A new plant tutorial! The result is a bit small, but good for some pieces.

That is expert dithering.... Haha. I know it looks small, but Im totally going to make a tutorial on it.

Something below 500X300.\ Which one should I enter: Or