for the eclipse theres a alt one too

@leprot.h7887 I'll cover linear perspectives and those can be used for different angles and rotation

@@1BitStudio thank you, what about the 5 shapes?

@leprot.h7887 anything can be drawn in perspective, including the shapes

@@1BitStudio i mean a tutorial on how to draw the 5 shapes from nothing and in various canvas sizes

@RaphaWasHere Of course, the same invite link from Udemy is still working. If you can't find DM from welcome message, look through the announcements on my course, you'll find it there. If you had any EXP on old account, we can transfer it to the new one (provided everything pans out)

@@1BitStudio i already tried but the link have expired

@@RaphaWasHere Look through the announcements, or send me a DM on Udemy

@@1BitStudio idk how 😂😂😂. Thats why i reach You here. Indont se the dm options for You there

@@RaphaWasHere Open this month's announcement on Udemy, there's an invite link there :)

@sadlarry7772 You can have a canvas of 100x100, but on it you can draw many sprites, each with different pixel size. And people usually upscale pixel art when posting online to avoid artifacts from compression that social media sites use to save on bandwidth. That's why AI generated images in pixel art styles always have mixels. As far as shaders go, there are plenty of shaders that you can apply on 3D art to make it look like pixel art. One of the games that made this popular is Dead Cells

@1BitStudio I guess I was unable to explain properly. I can upscale an image, no problem. The issue is mixels. I want to add more details. I am thinking of just using .svg for my game. Though i am still looking for a tutorial on how to do it.

@sadlarry7772 If you want a more detailed pixel art, you can just draw more details. That said, if you lack the skills or time to do it, there are plenty of styles with small amounts of details - like minimalistic styles with no shading

@1BitStudio it's one of two choices. Either I go for a minimalist style, or I could create a shaderwhich adds details. I don't know how would that be possible. Personally I will look for the method of adding details using an algorithm. It would be better than ai. Or I could hide the mixels by covering it up by objects which are scalable and use gradient colors. Like creating a shader for a hat which covers the head. Or using a uv or normal map. As long as mixels get hidden, I think that would be enough. Because such a problem can never be solved 100% because interpolation never gives an answer which can be satisfied unless it's in a math problem. I just want to ask for any resources related to my issues

@sadlarry7772 Shaders are more friendly for non-pixel art, you can always go that route. As far as shaders that create details like you're talking about, I would not know

Why

just do the math and cut more than 1 pixel

@@52Відеогри well i made 16 frames animation but it was a headache

@@bonel3831 16 should look more smooth and nice, but yeah - more work. Gj, personally I have no patience)

@akakop1849 Whatever you like drawing the most. But if you don't have any preferences, start with simple cubes, draw them in different sizes and angles. This will develop your understanding of 3-dimensionality

@pepperminpanda Thank you for kind words :)

@@amanda_yang It's croatian :)

@@ShadicTheChosenOne Awesome! :D

That's odd. Luckily, I can still see his pixel art videos :)

I agree with you :D That's why I've changed the approach. In part 2 and 3 you'll see only the tutorial :)

only with mods

@@SilentAstronaut thank you