Another font is up on Creative Fabrica and DaFont, Snufkin is a playful, cool and bubbly display font, featuring the perfect amount of childlike character. Use it for projects where you need a friendly and clean touch, with a hint of three-dimensionality. For personal use, download it for free on DaFont here: https://www.dafont.com/snufkin.font For commercial Read More …
Another font of mine is up on DaFont and Creative Fabrica. Hairline is a detailed display font made to emulate curly hair. This font is free for personal use. For commercial use, please purchase a licence from my store. The store is available at Creative Fabrica: www.creativefabrica.com/designer/thorchristopherarisland/ref/38065/
Today I finally got around to finishing the boat tileset I was working on earlier this week. As usual I reused some tiles from an earlier tileset. There are at least two perks to reusing tiles, one is that I’ll get to test the earlier tileset and create a more cohesive world, the other is Read More …
The next tileset turned out to be a bit of a challenge. I thought I’d go for a more nautical theme and create a pixelart boat. What’s left are the sails, the mast and a few more details. Then I’ll have to start working on a harbor to finish it off, hoping that will be Read More …
Today I thought I’d experiment with expanding a tilemap by combining two tilesets from the earlier projects.
Today I got around to creating the third idea I had for an interior tileset/tilemap. I might want to recreate some of these in Blender as well as expand on these by creating more mockups / levels using these tilesets.
As I mentioned in my previous post I wanted to make an interior tileset and listed up a set of options. Today I finished another one of those ideas and made an interior tilemap.
Today I wanted to make an indoor tilemap, either a dungeon, sewer level or just a nice house interior. It ended up becoming a sewer level where I started off by putting together a somewhat coherent color palette. It’s still somewhat challenging to get the contrast under control.
Today I experimented with creating a top down RPG tilemap. I might have to do something about the high contrast and tone it down a little.
Since I had so much trouble learning to draw pixel art walk cycles, I thought I’d use it as an opportunity to get used to my graphics tablet. I still have a long way to go, but it was nice practice for memorizing some of the different walk cycle poses.