Flying Stag :: Pixel Art Detail

It does

Indeed. You should stay away from pillowing and aim for more convincing shading. Study basic shapes, like spheres, cones, pyramids, cubes, etc. untill you learn to shade correctly. Break down the peice you are trying to shade into these shapes. Study things in nature. Just draw till you get the hang of it. Practice makes perfect.

Hope this helps.

So.. pillowed is.. bad?

The "Not true" was an introduction to the explanation of time/quality ratio of a peice. Does that make any sense?

Neo, smaller size. Go to about avatar size, 64 pixels by 64 pixels (64x64). And Pillowed means shading from the outside in using layers of color.

How u mean, smaller? Like in format (...X...)??

And what is pillowed? I'm dutch, so I dont understand every word..

Translation sites won't translate pillowed..

I didnt say it is pillowed. I said it looks [i]almost[/i] pillowed.

Maybe you should read more closely next time :\

Not true =)

All that matters is the effort and attention to detail. It is true that Neo should have given this a little more attention. But it is not true that the amount of time makes the peice better or worse.

Neo, try going smaller next time. Pixel art is very precise and requires a lot of attention.

It looks almost pillowed on alot of it

And time always matters. good pixelart pieces are made in hours and days not minutes.

yes you Transparent :)....Why?---hmm click you "My Profile" and buttons "Change Theme" you exclude colour Theme also not Default!....and white background no cool view...et white is colour into more :)...

That pic is an female Flying Stag.. Male Flying Stags are way bigger. But I'll try to make it transparant.. Why? If i may ask?

hey you is nice and pls make transparent background you need help?...is www.iaza.com and load picture...click to transparent button and click to white colour and save picture :D...picture is transparent..ok.........here is good Flying Stag photo :D...Link-http://www.biolib.cz/IMG/GAL/4532.jpg

Hmm nice 1 i love ti and its good for your first pa!