Well, I guess I'm a bit rusty at pixel sprites. My main concern isn't how to get it done, that's easy. My concern is what program to use; what proportions.
So far, I've heard these programs were pretty good:
o GIMP
o MSPaint
o GraphicsGale
o Corel
But that's just what I heard. I want to know what other people of BYOND use and think is the best program to sprite in.
For proportions, simply: Should you start big then decrease size?
Oct 7 2009, 11:52 am
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Pmitch
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Paint, And Photoshop.
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Pmitch wrote:
Paint, And Photoshop. I heard Photoshop wasn't all that good when it came to spriting. | |
lol @ GIMP
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Masqurade wrote:
lol @ GIMP Yeah. I don't really like it, but I heard it could be used in the SPRITE field. | |
MS Paint is the Best.
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Rinko001 wrote:
Pmitch wrote: You're just not good at it. | |
Paint.NET, MS Paint, or Photoshop.
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Already thoroughly answers at Art Society:
http://files.byondhome.com/PixelArt/ ResourceLinks.html#Programs You really should fix your over-link issues. | |
Foomer wrote:
Already thoroughly answers at Art Society: Yeah I should. <_<' You really should fix your over-link issues. | |
Any program with a pencil tool works to be honest. It all depends on your ability rather than all the nicknacks that come with the program.
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You missed a completely FREE paint utility: PaintDotNet!
Get it here: http://www.getpaint.net/ Make your 'canvas' 32x32 and start there. I use this proggy and I have to learn PhotoShop CS5 for school (not liking that prospect at all...) LOL It's awesome | |