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its been a long time since i drew pixel art
the original was drawn in 15 mins: https://twitter.com/VortexSupernova/status/1353253508053561346
Decided to turn into pixel art :3
Sir-Kafka Reminds me of rpg games from back in the day, neat!
Cyberdevil Ah you got some pixel work done too VS! :D Nice scene... I love the background, the rays of light and green... though if the rabbits weren't sitting in a boat I honestly wouldn't have thought there was any water here. XD Looks so green it seems more grass. A clearing in a deep forest, though with the boat you realize the plants are indeed a bit more water-based such...
Boat shape maybe a little simple/edgy compared to everything else, and I feel like the rabbit dad(?)'s face is also just a little overly edgy somehow, eyebrows maybe a little too accentuated considering the girl doesn't have any at all, little odd ears maybe, I get the impression most time went into the background first, and then the characters might've been a little rushed? Or maybe background's just easier to draw? Overall they look great too though.
Feelgood mood motive and I do love nature scenes as such.
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VortexSupernova responds:
Aww I told it to myself xD I was thinking if should I put aliasing (soft edges) or not to the main subjects... turned out it didnt go well. Thanks for telling me ;D This looked rushed yeah, but this took me around 1-2 hour (its legthy for me) compared to the original which was 15 mins. Ahh yeah, the dads ears seem too long, but the girl's is correct. Hmmm I should've put bluish green base color for the water so it doesnt seem grass....
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