You're damn dry; but I subscribed anyway; I'll be posting dry comments now. Bye!

Are you able to export the animations as sprite sheets using procreate? If not, how do you put the animations into the game?

pls what is the name of the game at 2:31 ?

How can we make hand drawn charector for games nd where

Your videos are so well-made, it’s hard to understand why they aren’t capturing hundreds of thousands of people, it’s a shame that you’re developing a game and reaching into areas that are less impressive with your particular talent. I just wanna wrap you up in a warm blanket and hand you off to one of my coders to take care of the computer part while you produce game art.😅

This guy embodies the more you know the more you know you don't know. A better artist then 90% of people but says I'm bad. :) Enjoying the insights.

Nice shirt

How does your line automatically correct itself when drawing a rock?

This is not only good advice but also good methodology. Experimentation uber alles.

0:17 This scene is so beautiful man. l can't wait to actually play it one day.

Jenerally

Thanks for the upload!

Cool! You talked about my game, Rogue Tanks! I can totally see making the water lines more curvy. I already changed the Armor display to a symbol instead of text. That is another nice point about the wood. I've known my graphics have been sub-par, but when I show them to people or ask for feedback, I haven't received advice on how to fix them specifically like you've done here. Thanks a lot!

Bro is staring into my soul while teaching me all these lol

Nice

Ohhhhh thanks for the tips on YesterSol! I learn so much from your videos and have improved the art over time :D I'll definitely play around with readability!

Your emphasis on readability and consistent aesthetic regardless of skill has helped me SO MUCH in my game art and overall development. I'm both terrified and excited to eventually submit something for review, but your ability to look at something and point out exactly what makes it work or not work, or just makes it feel "off", and how to fix it is incredibly valuable.

That squid game was cute.

I'd love to see you do a video on top-down game art. Most of your vids seem to focus on 2D platformers, and I'm curious if you'd think about a top down video's artistic direction differently at all (I know two of the games in this vid were sorta top-down). Great video as always!

6:24 this is true, nowadays (and ever since fnaf) people find meaning where there isn't any so having ugly or imperfect art (a la binding of Isaac) can make people appreciate and remember your game even if in reality it was all out of a lack of skill

Your vids are always fun and insightful. Thanks for the upload!

Thank you, can you make a tutorial on how to stop godot from ruining my game art? it always end up looking wonky, it looks crisp on the software but even with no filtering or compression godot displays it oddly

This video got a bit more delayed than I had hoped. I had to rerecord and re-edit portions of it 3 times :( Patreon video will be up tomorrow, rather than today, for the same reason. Thanks for submissions and sorry for delayed vid. feel free to check out the games, Yestersol, Rogue Tanks and Squid Grid :) As always with these types of videos, I might not necessarily be correct, but hopefully I at least showcase my thought process. This video much like the last one was unscripted and with an extra angle, if you feel ok with this type of style, please comment (they do technically speed up my workflow considerably, this video mostly was delayed due to weird audio-feedback and a rogue white hair strand that bugged me).

ty , loveu

hi bro, you've inspired me to switch from pixel to 2d art, could u make a video on how to import and everything for godot

the way you do your prompt is a nightmare, no wonder it keep giving you clouds XD

4:20 6:50

I reached the same conclusion: AI works best if used by people who already know how to produce the results themselves, since they'd be able to fix all the issues with the resulting output. Can't get the exact accessory you want? Well, if you can draw in the first place, you can erase what's there and draw it yourself. That said, AI can be great for prompting ideas and for creating placeholders so you can experiment with different ideas.

How do you setup the Tilemap Collider / Composite Collider so that the offset for collision vs rendering is done. Do you just manually edit every tile in the Sprite Editor for a custom physics shape or is there an easier / more consistent approach?

the hardest thing in the world is forcing yourself to do the job in simple way. thanks for this amazing video

sorry this is a completely terrible take. you use dalle-3 which is outdated by at least a year compared to the SoTA midjourney, flux, or highly customized SD models. you're not using a hybrid workflow with in/outpainting with generative ai combined with manual editing. you're utter dogshit at prompting. why did you make such a low quality video? unsubscribed

This is such useful advice, thank you!

Cool

Thanks for the explanation

gracioso el video xd

Which brush are you using for the outlines?

Is there a reason why when drawing assets or especially characters, I see some people use a white/colored background instead of transparent?… That seems odd to me 🤔 (I’m using Photoshop + Unity)

This is true for life as well. interesting always beats out the perfect. Viral videos are never perfect but interesting

Great video. I am a victim of this. "How does this asset fit the scene?" is the question we should ask all the time

Thx for the video it really helped me out

so if you want to grow/shrink an asset in game, like a bush suddenly gets a lot bigger, do you basically have to draw it twice? Or maybe draw it using vector brushes and resize it and save it multiple times?

Your videos really help me out :-) I wonder how it is possible to join the discord?

This is one of your more underrated videos. If anyone wanted to get started making game assets right away. Watch this video and choose a canvas size. I also recommend grabbing an example tileset. Mossy Cavern by Maaot is an example of a free 2D asset on itch. The only question I have is how would you approach interactable objects. Do you have a video on player interactable objects?

agradeço muito, salvou meu trabalho😄😄

nice

WOW, that was VERY enlightening and helpful! Thank you!

It's like that contest of drawing the best dog. The winner is chosen by likes. The off-proportion cartoonish dog won over the more realistic one.

Great advices 👍🏻 Subscribed

Can some of you man pls just appreciate the video 🤦🏾‍♂️ so much criticism, he makes a very good point!

Appeal is the most important aspect of art. Having art with quirks that truly show who you are as a person is so important. People want to connect with YOU. So when you draw a realistic portrait of a celebrity, what is that saying about you? Nothing.