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Hello, these last few months i was working on procedurally generated tactical rpg inspired by fire emblem, but ended up scrapping it.

However i already had a few assets done and i feel it would be a waste to just throwing them into the bin.

So i'm thinking about repurposing the existing assets into a more traditional roguelike style (basically removing the blue/red color coding from characters) the pictures in the post also shows the dungeon tileset i was working on and the overworld/worldmap tileset, so it could be used for games with both dungeons and a worldmap like adom, tome, etc...

So, far i only know of a single existing tileset for angband that is somewhat similar in style (high res and handpainted) so i want to gather some feedback before i keep working on this on move on to something else.

I don't have any project i could use it for so i would probably make it free or cheap on itch or something, but it could be cool to finish it and see it used in someone else game.

So, does it look interesting or something you would want to use?

Absurd Quest: A Streetwear RPG is my new video game inspired by the streetwear industry! You can create
your own designs and mock-ups in-game as well!

Lock and load. Lets draw this

Hello i have this fakemon and i need help to decide which Picture is better, i wanna try yo make a presentation with my fakemon and trying to publish my comision, but i don´t know which one is better or what changes should i make to improve the presentation.

All help will be welcome.

I have to upload it in gif because the subreddit doesn´t allow videos.

Hey! This is an isometric arcade I made for a virtual event.

The isometric art is a mixture of hand drawn and vector art.

The virtual event was a "playtest party" held a few days ago: Indie Devs submitted games and I embedded them in the world, then we had several 100 people drop by, try the games, and leave comments.

The arcade remains online at Virtual Playtest Party if you want to check out the isometric environment and some of the games. There's no install and no complicated sign up. You just drop straight into a Habbo-like world.

genuinely asking, what does a game dev actually look for in a character artist? trying to figure out if my style has a place here.

Also curious, what kind of genre should my art be in?

This is a piece im working on for my game environment art portfolio.

Theres still models and textures that are placeholders and that are not final so i am mostly looking for feedback on

- colors
- storytelling ( opportunities for more of it ? )
- lighting / values
- general composition

Ive included the raw 3D scene aswell as a paintover I did in photoshop to sort of brainstorm and see where the scene should end up i guess ? but im on the fence about it. also some key references ive been using.

if anyone has any thoughts i would be grateful to hear them and then you in advance !

She's an artist but not a game artist, this is her first game related work!

Modelled in Maya, baked in Substance Painter, and rendered in Unreal Engine.