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So I backed this lovely little ongoing tutorial series on Kickstarter:
http://pixellogicbook.com/
It’s been full of awesome, useful advice (plus plenty of pretty screenshots and art to back it up), but the latest volume, #6, revealed something to me that absolutely blew my mind.
The Black Omen in Chrono Trigger is not a tower, like I had assumed for twenty years, but a freaking Star Destroyer.
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Pixel Logic is an in-depth pixel art tutorial book with over 200 pages!
This book focuses on VISUAL learning and limits text as much as possible, unlike other tutorials. Images > Text.
The tutorials cover pixel art from start to finish, by studying video-game graphics from the past 30 years; with topics ranging from creating initial lines, to fully animating sprites. These tutorials will not focus on my own personal methods; instead they will combining examples from the past with modern application!
CHAPTERS:
Ch.0 - Introduction Ch.1 - Line art Ch.2 - Anti-aliasing Ch.3 - Colours Ch.4 - Readability Ch.5 - Dithering Ch.6 - Game perspectives Ch.7 - Clean Up Ch.8 - Subpixeling Ch.9 - Animation
Total pages : - 240 pages - All updates will be free if you've already purchased it ! :D
Note: These are the digital PDF's. Currently there is no physical version
For more information: pixellogicbook.com or email [email protected]
Thank you for reading :)
- Michael
A little something for my dear friend michafrar. Sarah and Tak seem to have found a mysterious Pixel Plant! He recently started funding for his Pixel art tutorial project Pixel-Logic, and not only did he reach his goal, but is only a few dollars short of his final stretch goal ($331 at this moment). If you haven't already, please consider donating, spreading the word, or at least checking it out! In any case, here's hoping his little pixel sprout grows to become a mighty pixel tree. One that bears pixel fruits and goes on to feed those hungry for its knowledge, and to inspire more plants like it to grow and develop. :D
Thanks to all of you, my pixel art guide is 100% funded! :D Your support means so much. <3 Since the goal was hit so early, I've started stretchgoals to make Pixel-Logic the best it can be! With translations, artist contributions, software guides and more secret stretchgoals, I really am aiming to make this as comprehensive as I can. Hopefully with further support, we can make that a reality! PL's indiegogo | PL Updates
