Neat pixellated effect, makes me wonder how it's done.

This reminds me of those fun old flash games back in the day

I misread their signature as hotto_katato, and started giggling. 🤭 Awesome tigress.

yphon-501 said:
Neat pixellated effect, makes me wonder how it's done.

If I'd wager a guess:
Head, body and partner are on separate layers (proof is the bottom missing pixels), and whichever program they're using to animate the tweening has pixel-interpolation turned off.
However, looking back at their first post #5421793, there is always the possibility this is actually assembled in 3D (some game engine perhaps) with an additional pixelation-shader on top.
With how far technology (and artist ingenuity) has come, it's becoming increasingly difficult to discern how multimedia was made.
Not a problem in itself; just a reminder you can get the same result in different ways. 🤓

checkup said:
I misread their signature as hotto_katato, and started giggling. 🤭 Awesome tigress.

If I'd wager a guess:
Head, body and partner are on separate layers (proof is the bottom missing pixels), and whichever program they're using to animate the tweening has pixel-interpolation turned off.
However, looking back at their first post #5421793, there is always the possibility this is actually assembled in 3D (some game engine perhaps) with an additional pixelation-shader on top.
With how far technology (and artist ingenuity) has come, it's becoming increasingly difficult to discern how multimedia was made.
Not a problem in itself; just a reminder you can get the same result in different ways. 🤓

hello.

I haven't been doing pixel art for very long, so I experiment with different techniques as I work.
I do use some 3D elements, but it's not perfect, so I still have to manually place the pixels with my mouse to finish it
You have a great eye for details!

crk28 said:
[…] You have a great eye for details!

I actually needed to hear that today. Thanks! 😊

Stay awesome. 👍