Wow, this perspective is surreal. And the use of dithering lighting works really well on small screens. The darkness in the left corner of the image being revealed as the dragon's tail is a great touch.
By the way, I wanted to thank you for organizing this and the last edition of the Pixel Art Jam. I took some time today and yesterday to look through the submissions and wow, so many great works.
I'm looking forward to the gallery's Rom this year too, good luck
Thanks, I worked on what I could in the time. Using a paintbucket on tiles is a great shortcut to fill in while your working out the composition and light/dark balance.
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Wow, this perspective is surreal. And the use of dithering lighting works really well on small screens. The darkness in the left corner of the image being revealed as the dragon's tail is a great touch.
By the way, I wanted to thank you for organizing this and the last edition of the Pixel Art Jam. I took some time today and yesterday to look through the submissions and wow, so many great works.
I'm looking forward to the gallery's Rom this year too, good luck
Thank you for your kind words, both on the image and the jam. Both were fun and it’s great to reach other inspiring artists.
Great theme and composition, it gives adventure and darkness vibes! Its awesome that you found time to create it at the time you were pushing the jam.
Nice job dude!
Thank you, makes my day.
Great job using those 'larger pixels' as a sort of forced perspective! Also some very cool lighting action happening in/around the mouth.
Thanks, I worked on what I could in the time. Using a paintbucket on tiles is a great shortcut to fill in while your working out the composition and light/dark balance.
Good tip! It's honestly a pretty impressive output considering you were also running the jam 😅
Funky use of tile. I like it. :)
Thanks, it was a fast solution, as I didn’t have much time after steering the jam.