PIXEL ART TIME LAPSE

[@SkeletorEllen]

Maaaaaan, the music, I LOVE IT so MUUUUUUUCH!!!

[@kalebhamilton8617]

Man you need more subscribers cuz your fantastic at this. Please keep making more videos :D

[@kevinanderson6367]

I learn a lot from this guy

[@Dyagames]

Thanks a lot! Yes, I'll try to keep recording my work process, I'm sure some people are learning new things watching them.

[@kevinanderson6367]

Are you on pixeljoint? Here's something I drew from the Ratchet and Clank series just now. pixeljoint.com/pixelart/116743.htm

[@blackgearcompany347]

Beatiful job.

[@LandOfBits]

Viviette brought me here ..u have skill bro ...Felicidades desde Cuba :)

[@Dyagames]

Muchas gracias.

[@valecastro641]

Music amazing ♡

[@Nagytika]

I had this tool Idraw3 for ages and I never figured what is i actually nor how to use.

[@jaketv2200]

Awasome

[@jeffjeong3721]

You are amazing!

[@astrangerontheinternet6901]

why are likes and dislikes disabled? this is awesome! idk why you would think you'ed get a ton of dislikes

[@garywilkerson6395]

How large are the dimensions of this final asset?

[@Dyagames]

I don't remember, but looking at the video, it seems 88 pixels height (because I always work with 16x16 pixels grid). The original file (2x) is here: albertov.deviantart.com/art/Game-Asset-Background-House-713199361

[@d.redenius5639]

@@Dyagames That's what I'm struggling with, deciding on pixel sizing.

[@Dyagames]

@@d.redenius5639 If you're making pixel games, I'd recommend 16x16 pixels tilesets and 320x180 pixels as screen resolution. Then, make the rest of assets proportional to a 16x16 grid, for example, 24x24 characters and enemies, 32x32 bosses, 16x16 iitems, etc. You'll have more chances to finish a game this way. Going bigger will just increase the work load and time. I hope that helps!

[@d.redenius5639]

@@Dyagames It really does. Thank you very much. I was messing around with a resolution of 256 x 224 thinking of mimicking the SNES but I did consider the 320x180 and will go that route.

[@Dyagames]

@@d.redenius5639 The other option is 384 x 216 pixels, which is the game resolution we use more often, and it's very close to SNES resolution height. It has 16:9 aspect ratio and scales perfectly to 1080p. 320 x 180 is easier to work with, though, it's 16:9 aspect ratio as well, and scales perfectly to 720p and 1080p.

[@nktrnv]

How much time u need to do this epic works?

[@DanielScofano]

You should create a patreon so ppl could help with some money. You have the best pixel art timelapse channel on youtube. In a way to support your channel, I just bought your 3 games on steam and they are all very good. I like strike sisters the most. Release more games!

[@Dyagames]

Thanks a lot for your support! I'm super busy now working full time on a new project, but I'll try to upload a new video I recorded time ago.

[@stevenlrussell]

Technique

[@lolitop1]

Hi man ! I'd like to know when will you draw again game mockups in pixel art ? I appreciate your game assets but you should alternate between the two to do both, you see ? :p But it's such a great work, congrats !

[@Dyagames]

I'll do that again if I get 1000 likes and 1000 views per video. Start sharing.

[@ranenmannin4611]

I'm curious, why do you do these videos? I love em, but are they for a game, for practice, for fun, or for commission?

[@elenamorozan2689]

Ranen Mannin' for scratch or RPG like games and is usefull AF

[@Dyagames]

This is an asset for a game I'm working on, but I usually just do it for practice. As soon as you stop making pixel art, you lose skills very fast. Anyway, I don't have much free time now... :(

[@fokonoyt8061]

What app is that.

[@3810-v6x]

I think it's IDraw Chara Maker from the channel description