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I see a lot of 3D here, but not a lot of pixel art. No love for pixel animations?
I have read about something about trend curve theory (I don't know the english version), it basically says that anything will be circling, so if now 3D style is booming, and then come VR, it is eventually will be back to pixel or traditional art again. So on, and so on.Maybe it has fallen out of favor a bit in recent years. I remember my earliest days on ULMF, and pixel was all the rage. But 3D tools have since become easier to learn, and perhaps us pervy consumers are just adjusting. Next comes VR adult games?
I'm working on something pixel art myself. Idk if it's going to go anywhere cuz it's lots of work and Idk any coding, but I get what you mean.Well, I'm mostly into 2dcg. I usually really don't like 3d because it still has some weird uncanny look and feel to it. At least for me.
Pixel is.. alright. The problem is that it often becomes way too simplistic, and I don't like that. I like some proper visualization. That said, sometimes it is alright - you can look at LonaRPG if you like a dark setting and a mixture of both 2dcg and some pixel stuff as well.
Yeah exactly. But if done right, and coupled with 2dcg, then it's good. But, as I said, it can become a bit simplistic if it stands alone.I'm working on something pixel art myself. Idk if it's going to go anywhere cuz it's lots of work and Idk any coding, but I get what you mean.
That's high quality work tho.I'm working on something pixel art myself. Idk if it's going to go anywhere cuz it's lots of work and Idk any coding, but I get what you mean.
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Thank you. The coder that was going to put the stuff together ditched on me tho. I think I'll just finish the feet scene animation, share them here and leave the project on the void before it even began.That's high quality work tho.