Hey, great fan of your work
Im getting also into drawing backgrounds in the style of 2d fighting games, and i've been wondering, ¿How do you do it? ¿What's the process of making one of these? ¿Do you use another perspectives apart of the 1 point? ¿Do you have any tips for anyone who wants to do art or backgrounds that have the look of a 2d fighting game?
Mugen New Donk City stage
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This is my last art before I celebrate New Years Eve.
Here's the link if your interested to add this stage on you Mugen: http://www.mediafire.com/file/i4ec95dizpcy4fb/NewDonkCity.rar
Happy New Years :).
ScepterDPinoy responds:
I just used previous program such as Gimp and the Free version of Photoshop before I move on to Aseprite since previous programs crashed on me. Just start with simple shapes or line art before adding details. Can't use perspective points without Gimp since I'm using Aseprite. Just search online for pixel art tutorials if this helps.
Absloutely Amazing
Nothing really blends, it's like everything was on a different layer was drawn differently, like the crowd.
Clickck the link here. (https://goo.gl/GSZdXn), I understand it's perspective, but it just looks really odd.
And that lady in the red dress is apparently having a bunion in her hips that comes and goes? Specifically on her left?
Really, I know that I'm criticizing the one and only ScepterDPinoy, but this just bothers me.
3.5/5.
ScepterDPinoy responds:
Thank you for the critique. I haven't modify this art carefully but I will take note of that.
Amazing pixel art to conclude the last day of the year. This is so damn good.
ScepterDPinoy responds:
Thank you.
I cannot tell if this I truly a M.U.G.E.N. stage or just another masterpiece. The pixel art is done wonderfully to the tiniest pixel, the characters still look like their original design, and is bright and colorful while not distracting.
ScepterDPinoy responds:
Technically it's a Mugen stage. I just provide the links to this stage on the info section.
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