Cercando di uscire dalla mia comfort zone, tra poco proverò a dormire in un ostello. Nei vostri viaggi quale lucchetto usate per custodire le vostre cose? Principalmente mi servirebbe per chiudere l'armadietto, ma andrebbe bene anche uno per uso generico.
Hi everyone! I’m gathering ideas for a video game I have in mind, and it’s time to start thinking about a graphic style. I’m fascinated by the art style of games like “Eclipsium” or “Lucid Blocks,” and I wanted to know what this particular type of “pixel art” is called. Also, I was curious to know if there’s a specific term for how the hands are rendered in both games (I’ve included screenshots below)—that is, realistic yet pixelated hands.
Sorry for my broken English, and thanks for your answers!
Hi everyone! I’m gathering ideas for a video game I have in mind, and it’s time to start thinking about a graphic style. I’m fascinated by the art style of games like “Eclipsium” or “Lucid Blocks,” and I wanted to know what this particular type of “pixel art” is called. Also, I was curious to know if there’s a specific term for how the hands are rendered in both games (I’ve included screenshots below)—that is, realistic yet pixelated hands.
Sorry for my broken English, and thanks for your answers!
Hi everyone! I’m gathering ideas for a video game I have in mind, and it’s time to start thinking about a graphic style. I’m fascinated by the art style of games like “Eclipsium” or “Lucid Blocks,” and I wanted to know what this particular type of “pixel art” is called. Also, I was curious to know if there’s a specific term for how the hands are rendered in both games, that is, realistic yet pixelated hands.
Sorry for my broken English, and thanks for your answers!