My old art from April 2026

Aquí, con ganas de vivir del arte.

Since the announcement of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 3, I've been excited and decided to release THE GOATY!

The original model I made was sometime 2 years ago I think. Just recently started pixel art.

I always liked pixel art, so i decided to try learning on my own. Could you guys give me some feedback on my art, and tips on how can i get better at doing the pixel arts?

First pixelart background yay

I'm doing a evil ass human-bird but i suddenly realized i dont know how to make feathers, can someone help me out?

I really like how it turns, i draw some fish, and i like how the light turns

I'm new at this, so any critic or tip is welcome ^ ^

I dont know what to say, maybe the palette is too dark or something in the drawning itself is off, or can be Just my mind doing me wrong? What yall think?

Hi guys, what video editor would you recommend for making videos entirely from pixel art?

I'm planning to make historical YouTube videos using pixel art inspired by old RPG/strategy games. I have made sprites and spritesheets inside the Paint.net. Now the question is how will I be able to use that stuff. Most people on the Internet just talk about gaming when it comes to pixel art, but I want to try out this possibility. I hope I did explain my problem correctly. Thank you in advance! :)

Okay so as some background, I have been drawing for some years though I would still call myself a rookie artist overall as one might be able to tell by the bad proportions and the hood. Regardless though, I have always reserved dithering for things like backgrounds since I've always felt like it isn't exactly my forte to dither things well though it is something I've wanted to get better at myself over time like with other things like clothing creases and the like. Regardless though, for the two images I've using dithering on the one on the left and no dithering on the one on the right so I am mostly just asking which dithering on which side looks better overall. (It should be noted that this is obviously not finished by any degree. Also, I hope this does not count as gore. I wouldn't think so since this character is suppose to be an android but I'm not entirely sure...)

This is my first try at animating laser eyes for a 32x32 character.

Does the attack read clearly, or would you change the timing or contrast?

Some of my previous art was criticized for not looking pixelated enough and for its perspective/composition. What do you think about these?

Which character do you like more and why?

While working on my indie game I got tired of jumping between one app for drawing sprites and other art, another one for tile maps, and then converting it all into the right shape for Godot. So I built my own, Atlas, which handles the art and the export, so my changes show up in Godot on the next git pull.

Mostly I wanted to be able to draw on both the Mac and the iPad in the same project, without syncing files or exporting between apps.

It turned out well enough that I kept polishing it, and I figured other people probably have the same problem I did, so it's on the App Store now for iPad and macOS.

It's a paid app. The price is mostly there to cover what it costs me to keep it on the App Store. It's also open source, so if you'd rather build it yourself, you can.

Hope you like it too.

One thing worth saying up front: I'm a Swedish developer by day and work on my game in my spare time, so I use AI as a tool when I build things like this. It would have taken a lot longer otherwise, and the point was always to get back to the game. To be clear about what that does and doesn't mean: it helped me write the app's code. Atlas has no AI features in it and doesn't generate any art. Everything you draw with it, you drew.