(people who either a) don't care or b) have a short attention span: look at picture then leave. Others: read on.)
Like I've stated in a previous blog, I'm going to change the art style of the game I'm currently working on, to Isometric Pixel Art. Here's a sample sprite that will be used in my game:
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not bad pixel art.
AND HOW DARE YOU NOT USE THE CORRECT ANGLE!If you're just getting started, that's very good.
I second what Vox said. GraphicsGale is the best.Heh, that's how I started pixeling, though I used 26.5°. I only did it for about a week though, it wasn't as much fun as programming.
The appliances look good, but the depth seems weird. Aren't most appliance up against the wall so that the depth is the same? It looks like the fridge is 6 inches away from the wall.
Nice art. Simple but effective.
That's nice pixelart for a first try, but DO get GraphicsGale. You can't do decent pixelling without it,
Oh and visit http://www.x-panded.com/pixeldam/index.aspIt's a pretty good isometric art place. You can get loads of ideas there.Oh and visithttp://www.x-panded.com/pixeldam/blockinfo.asp?bid=350^That's my first building contribution to Pixeldam :DThe Fridge should be aligned with the oven.
(The backs should be the same.)I made the refrigerator thinner on purpose otherwise it looks to bulky. Imagine there being a gap between the wall and the back of the fridge.