#aseprite tutorial

[tofupixel]

uh. aseprite starter tips? i’m kinda lost

Aseprite Tips for Noobs !!

Get the software: Aseprite (the pixel software of all time) Video tutorial:

Aseprite Crash Course in 30 minutes by AdamCYounis If you already have it you can skip ahead to 'the workspace' timestamp in the video.

If you have ever used another art software, Aseprite will be familiar to you but all the keybinds will be messed up. You can go to edit > keyboard shortcuts, search what you're missing and rebind it to whatever you're used to.

Most important keybinds (to me):

Brush: B

Eraser: E

Undo: control + Z

Redo: control + Y

Quick colour picker: hold alt and click

New layer: shift + N

New frame: alt + N

Lasso select: Q

Quick outline: shift + O

Help! I pressed a button by accident and now I don't know how to fix it

These are a couple keybinds that are actually really useful for pros but a pain in the butt if you hit them while you're learning

Put the animation timeline back: tab

Undo snap to grid: shift + S

The window fills my screen and i cant see the pc bar: F11

The tools are gone: ctrl + F (might have to press it 2 times)

I can give some more advanced tips if anyone wants, but I dont want to overwhelm. If youre stuck there is official aseprite documentation where you can search for what you need. Or just ask me. Everything you have could possibly stuck on I have got stuck on it before 20 times.

Direct link to keybinds quick reference (keybinds are life

Take it slow and have fun! It will take a while to get used to everything but the software is amazing! Trust the process!

[agatedragongames]

A Guide to Creating Colour Schemes for Digital Art

This tutorial will teach you how to use the RGB colour wheel and the HSV colour format to create a variety of colour schemes for digital art. You will learn how to adjust brightness, saturation and shift the hue of colours to create interesting colour palettes.

We will cover these colour combinations:

One bit (1-bit)

Monochromatic

Complementary

Split-Complementary

Analogous

Triadic

Tetradic (rectangle and square)

[redsinistra]

Pixel Art- Sword Break Down

I made this to help a fellow artist but I'm uploading it here as well. I'm not a dedicated pixel artist. Also all this ^ is a synthesis of what I learned watching yt tutorials and videos on the matter. So this may not be accurate or the best advice, but I hope it helps, giving a lil bit of insight. Also, I want to credit some of the videos I personally watched to learn!

By: Brandon James Greer

By: AdamCYounis

By: WattDesigns

[ask-krapette]

The tutorial to put your fursona on your tamagotchi is finally out!✨

Do you want more customization tutorials? 🐭

Watch it here:

[0newaylane]

How I animate for One Way Lane

Sorry if this video is messy my process is also pretty messy 😅

[devkxm]

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Pixel Art timelapse - Mrs. Claus

[cryptidcryptique]

Following Pixel Art Tutorials #3

Kept it relatively simple this time and followed the Primitive step by step guide over on Mille Pixel's facebook. I feel like values and shading are an area I generally struggle with in my art so this was good practice.

[erosmoonlore]

i downloaded aseprite and thought i'd resize and make the border transparent on my first pixel art that i did on paint :)

[vampiredungeon]

Just made this in Aseprite following this awesome tutorial on youtube! ⬇️

(This is my first time posting art on Tumblr and I still not sure if the formatting is going to come out right so sorry if it looks weird)

[iffynikki]

First Go at Pixel Art

After years of admiring pixel art, I finally decided to have a go at it. The first couple of images were from last month when I attempted to draw one of my chicken plushies. The image on the left was my first attempt when I was just trying out a particular pixel art app. The image on the right was my second attempt after I had figured out the app's interface and decided to go back and refine the original piece to make it look more like the real-life reference.

Today, I was on the fence about buying Aesprite, so I downloaded the trial version and decided to follow some donut tutorials by Saultoons on YouTube. Needless to say, I ended up buying it. I originally wanted this account to focus around my 3D art, but I've been really wanting to mix the two, so I thought why not? It's still art.

[agatedragongames]

Aseprite pixel art tutorial: Noise texture background

Learn how to create a noise texture background in this step-by-step Aseprite pixel art tutorial. Create an image made up of many squares of varying sizes using two colours. Then make the image noisy using a convolution matrix. Use blend modes and gradients to add the finishing touches.

[8pxl]

♡ JUBILEE | pacific northwest based pixel artist

♡ WAYS TO SUPPORT MY ART

↳ wallpapers ↳ prints & merch ↳ cross stitch patterns ↳ deskmats & tapestries ↳ sticker by number kits ↳ continue to like & reblog my art

♡ MY PIXEL ART TUTORIALS

↳ simple landscapes (old) ↳ city tutorial (old) ↳ water reflection (old) ↳ clouds tutorial ↳ how i use values ↳ color process ↳ BONUS: bluesky 101

♡ OTHER PLACES TO FIND ME

↳ bluesky ↳ kofi ↳ discord server ↳ instagram | facebook | twitter | no longer active

♡ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT PROGRAM DO YOU USE? ↳ photoshop (i do NOT recommend it) WHAT PROGRAMS DO YOU RECOMMEND? ↳ pixquare (you can get 30% off with code 8PXL), aseprite, graphicsgale, even krita! HOW DID I LEARN PIXEL ART? ↳ trial and error basically. I started by just trying to create, and once I hit roadblocks I would google tutorials, or find similar artwork to what I'm trying to achieve. i started heavily doing monochromatic work then eventually working into more complex pieces! GOOD RESOURCES ON LEARNING PIXEL ART? ↳ lospec is a great learning resource. has tutorials, color palettes, and a large community. there's also lots of great tutorials on youtube, like adamcyounis. there's also saint11's great tutorials.

[lowpolyparrot]

🌈[INTRODUCTION POST]🌈

>>> Who am I?

Hi I'm BunBun! I'm an amateur 3D artist and animator who focuses on a low-poly and colorful style, but I also make traditional paintings for fun sometimes! My pronouns are he/him, it/its and they/them.

I also accept donations, my ko-fi page is: https://ko-fi.com/lowpolyparrot

>>> COMMISSION INFO!

2D: https://forms.gle/Rgst9EQRGCTZegyt8

3D: https://forms.gle/swujvBEovPTqqW6j6

>>> Some facts about me:

My fursona is a plush bunny and their name is RGBun

My favorite color is magenta

My favorite bands/musical artists are King Crimson, King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Mort Garson and Windows96

I mostly listen to prog rock, art rock, old electronic music and vaporwave

I'm also a software engineering student and I really like computers

My fursona is a plushie and their name is RGBun!

>>> Q&A

What program do you use?

Blender for pretty much everything except painting textures, I use Krita and Aseprite for that.

Do you take commissions?

Yes! Check my commission info!!

Can I use one of your pictures for edits/my website/projects/etc?

YEAH!!!!

How long have you been making 3D art?

Since the Spring of 2020, so around 5 years

Can you give me some tutorials please?

I started with the Blender Guru Donut tutorial and I recommend people start with that.

Low-poly ones? 👉👈

The Sickly Wizard is probably my favorite blender youtuber and has a playlist on the ps1 retro style which is what I started with after the donut tutorial. He also has a face rigging tutorial I really liked and it is what most of my face rigs are based on.

Stark Crafts has also a lot of good tutorials too

[tofupixel]

i feel bad for being sassy cos i realized now this poor person is asking about the background of images like this

which is obviously not handmade. sorry for getting confused, it happens more often than you think that people accuse me of using a filter for my pixel art or something

so here is a tutorial for aseprite on how to crunch the colours of a photo like this into any palette !!

step 1. find a royalty free photo or take one yourself heres one i just took on my camera

2. open it in aseprite and change the image size to be smaller whatever you need

MM yes nice and crunchy

Select a palette of your choice on the left side of the screen on the palette panel. use the middle icon to open the palettes dropdown.

i am using my palette i made at 20k followers, you can download it free here

once you have chosen your palette, in the top bar go to sprite > color mode > indexed. it should automatically choose the nearest colour it can from your palette for every pixel

as you can see its quite messy and i do like to clean it up a little but it looks good messy too like old games!! sorry for being sassy

How do you make an image into something that looks pixelated? Like for backgrounds and things

I draw it with pixels at a low resolution

[devkxm]

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Pixel Art timelapse - Yuri from Doki Doki Literature Club

[gloooper]

3D Gillion WIP

RAAGGHHH I have been in blender hell for like 3 weeks and I have nearly finished this low poly model of Gillion!!! Features a responsive 2d facial animation rig :3 I just have some bones to finish adding drivers to (and a sword and environment to model and texture) and then he is ready to animate!!! (nerd shit rant under cut)

I have been having a lot of fun learning blender!! in comparison to my first model in March of this year I think I have certainly come a long way!

Bonus: I am finally starting to understand the evil spaghetti

Here is the nodes for the 2d facial animation rig in all their glory! it's a whole process but a lot of fun I was using principled BSDF for shading up until the point of actually making the face rig which... does not work if you add a bunch of colour mix nodes so I had to switch to diffuse BSDF. If you're interested in learning how to make a rig this is the tutorial I followed it only covers the eyes but you can just copy the steps for making the eyes and use it to make additional bones for the mouth & eyebrows, adding them through colour mix nodes with alpha channels set to your textures like in my image!

I have also been using the pribambase plugin & aseprite to create my textures which I highly recommend! asesprite honestly is such a wonderful and intuitive program I had never made pixel art before starting this project and I know I certainly could be doing better (I am fully aware the model has mixels but I honestly don't hate the look personally which I know isn't the common take but whatever) but for my first time doing pixel art I'd say it's not too bad! Pribambase is a bit of a pain to set up now since the original creator has discontinued it and is no longer supporting it but it is still possible to find and use I am happy to teach anyone who would like to know!

Once the model is done I will be releasing my blender files & texture files as free to use for anyone who wants to animate with it or just play around & deconstruct! (with the exception of my animations) I am only learning myself so idk how useful they'll be but I would not have been able to make this model if it wasn't for kind modellers online who have released their files to deconstruct and learn from.

I have many plans for future blender projects all currently jrwi related (the brainrot is intense rn) & I am very excited to keep learning as I go! I currently have plans to make low-poly models of all the riptide pirates, the pd & the godslayers with animations in mind :p and I really wanna try some 3d sculpting (and maybe 3d printing) which I have wiwi in mind for... if any of these ideas get finished I will also release those models for free :)