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How I pratice drawing things, now in a tutorial form. The shrimp photo I used is here

I’ve been thinking about pixel art, lately, and it got me thinking about this little big project of a friend and mine’s. It was built back in 2010 and is my biggest Furcadia dream(a dream in furc is like a chatroom on a chat server, basically) undertaking to date. It was a whole town setting complete with all the typical shops and buildings you’d find in the setting it was a part of (furc’ medieval canon).

Unfortunately, not long after it was opened to the public, my desire to rp and have anything to do with rp went and fucked off, and I just couldn’t gather the want to take this dream to 100% completion. There was plans to make it look a little more lived in - maybe add the odd npc outside, and other things to make it look like the fishing village it was meant to be. The interior shots certainly look rather bare to me, these days XD.

Pretty much all the buildings’ walls are my work, excluding the rafters, lion-gargoyles, roof tiles, and door frames; I was going for a Skingrad meets Cheydinhal look when I designed it X3. The rest is default furc items or stuff made by other people. I did do the roads, tavern sign, decorated ship wheels, bird head, bar, rugs, & street torches, though.

So yeah, I had plans to show this off someday, and here it is. I’m kinda having the itch to do something like this again, except Fallout-related. The not-fun part, if I ever have the want to make the undertaking functional, will be to edit all the anthro avatars into humans. Already, I can envision a power armor avatar, a raider, a typical wastelander, super mutant, ghoul, etc etc… but having some experience with avatars, they take a lot of work, even if I were to edit the default furc humans XD;. And then there’s ports..