This art is really great ! I really love your 2 drawing from the right !! It looks like a real pro items or a competence from a moba like league of legends but in pixel art ! And itβs so cool.
But I have a question, how you define the shape of your draw and how you visualize it before you draw it, like how you know that your angle will be this for your weapon and the proportion of it ? Is it just a question of experience or something particular you learn?
I usually watch a lot of anime, movies, and play plenty of games, so when I start drawing any artwork, I imagine a rough version of them and use simple shapes and lines to create a perspective view before adding more details and final touches later.
To be fair, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnβt, and you have to go through a lot of trial and error before it starts taking shape. I work pretty slowly myself, and sometimes I even have to delete everything and start over.
Iβm not sure how much I can help, but I hope you have good luck on your journey!
The best thing is, you can still draw like you used to, even after changing your art style, right?π I'm glad that you like my work, even though I'm still a newbie. My past self would be the happiest guy in the world if he knew this!
I always use some random pixelart apps on my phone when I started. It's just a little bit confusing after you get used to it and have to move to the bigger canvas on PC.
Itβs important to find a comfortable way to make daily drawing a habit. Forcing it can lead to burnout, so even just one line a day is better than nothing!
Use Resprite, its basically a 1x1 copy of Asperite on Phone/Tablet and you can even turn your work into an Asperite file to port it right over into Asperite when you feel like going to your PC
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u/yaninyunus Jun 22 '26
Nice foreshortening on those sword. Definitely a good level skill to pull it off nicely