Isometric Tiles

Process for creating isometric times with decorations using pixelart
My links:
marcovaleKaz
twitch.tv/kazuyamochu
marcokaz

[@bigbadbrenners]

Thanks for making videos like this Marco. I completed your pixel art course on Udemy and really enjoyed it. Videos like this really help to supplement what I've learnt. Thanks again!

[@Mebiamiu]

I really wanna get into pixel art, you my man is my inspiration and for that I thank you bro...

[@GRIIIM_TECH]

I have been looking for inspiration to do isometric for a while and this video just blew me away thank you so much

[@kodekorp2064]

Miss your content, hope you’re doing well. I still come back and watch your old content because I really like the way you narrate out your work.

[@MarcoValeKaz]

Hey, I appreciate that! I've been a bit overwhelmed with personal work and freelance so I haven't had the time, or even made much pixelart, to be honest, except for a specific game. But I'll get back to it!!!

[@dantequizas3552]

Those tiles look really nice!

[@CanalDojogames]

I love just by looking. Im practicing geometrica isometrocs, these isometrics *islands* are like dioramas and i love dioramas. Never did but i love only watching it on yt

[@catherinet362]

they're so lovely it makes me wanna try making tiles for the sake of it

[@botpurple3894]

Why would anyone dislike? Good video man keep at it

[@Seyunx]

Did the game ever end up being announced Marco?

[@markieannexplores]

Sweet video, loved seeing your process.

[@Boi1da__]

great videos, sultry voice, big LIKE on that vid : )

[@reemrawahi7391]

That was cool to watch and helpful !

[@TheCantoneseGuyLucas]

This was awesome

[@uglystrawberry]

question .. why make it in photoshop and not illustrator ??

[@MarcoValeKaz]

Illustrator is vector based. It harder to work at pixel level. Photoshop is raster/bitmap based. It's original format is pixels

[@vegasbugeno]

please keep going

[@adriandeveraaa]

Beautifully done! Could you please explain a little more about the cone? I dont quite understand how you explained it in the video and im very interested in learning.

[@adriandeveraaa]

Do you have an image of this base tile? that I may use as reference

[@MarcoValeKaz]

@@adriandeveraaa I don't think I understand what you mean with the cone. do you mean the purple shape behind the tile?

[@adriandeveraaa]

MarcoValeKaz yes that is was I am referring to! Also do you have a base for it so I can use as reference? It’s difficult to see the height and width in your video.

[@MarcoValeKaz]

@@adriandeveraaa oh each tile is 32 pixels across, and is 6 pixels tall (the dirt bit). the cone is basically a shape that tells me how much I'll be covering the tile behind it if I make my details too tall

[@adriandeveraaa]

MarcoValeKaz does this cone apply to tiles when adding height like a wall and corner as well? So 32px widths day what height? Also I usually animate and create my characters in 64 width. Does that mean I should upscale my isometric tile to 64 width?

[@SlickDPS]

I see the attack on titan sweatshirt on. Did you get to watch episode 50? It's only subbed atm but you should check it out.

[@templeOfChrist1994]

Is there a chance you could do something with aesprite?

[@MarcoValeKaz]

I not only own aseprite, but have used a couple of times. I just am WAY faster in photoshop. But the concepts apply anyway. I suggest MortMort's tutorials for learning aseprite

[@templeOfChrist1994]

MarcoValeKaz I have looked into he’s videos, I keep making these sprites that just seem so off and not correctly done. Even something as simple as making a box or apple they don’t look right after I create them.

[@yogurtColombiano]

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