Sprite dump, Part I
by Michael or something like that · 11/14/2009 (7:46 pm) · 4 comments
This is going to be the first of several blogs that display some recent sprite-work in a variety of different styles.
I'll post some of the odds and ends first.
I've spent quite a bit of time earlier this year working on overhead sprite animations. Below is a simple overhead walk cycle, belonging to a sprite created for an unpublished tactical RPG. Right under it is something a little more elaborate; some animation tests for a sprite created out of hand-drawn parts.
Next up is a retro sprite that I've had the pleasure of creating concept art for, as well. This is still something of a work in progress. I'm including some image maps and an up-sized version of one of the attack frames. As always, C&C is more than welcome!
That's all for today. I'll probably throw another batch of animated stuff up sometime next week or so.
I am still offering concept quickpaints starting at $5, and sprites starting at $2.50 per frame. More work is always a good thing!
Anyone who's interested can check out instructions on how to hire me in my first blog post (www.garagegames.com/community/blogs/view/16429.)
Once again, thanks for taking a look.
I'll post some of the odds and ends first.
I've spent quite a bit of time earlier this year working on overhead sprite animations. Below is a simple overhead walk cycle, belonging to a sprite created for an unpublished tactical RPG. Right under it is something a little more elaborate; some animation tests for a sprite created out of hand-drawn parts.
Next up is a retro sprite that I've had the pleasure of creating concept art for, as well. This is still something of a work in progress. I'm including some image maps and an up-sized version of one of the attack frames. As always, C&C is more than welcome!
That's all for today. I'll probably throw another batch of animated stuff up sometime next week or so.
I am still offering concept quickpaints starting at $5, and sprites starting at $2.50 per frame. More work is always a good thing!
Anyone who's interested can check out instructions on how to hire me in my first blog post (www.garagegames.com/community/blogs/view/16429.)
Once again, thanks for taking a look.
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