r/PixelArt

Hello again, I am still working hard on my project. I wanted to share a little snapshot of one of the areas of the world I am creating.
A lot of you motivated me so much on my last post, and I got a lot of inspiration. I am grateful to everyone who shows interest in my art and gives me the strength to keep pushing forward.
If you are interested to know more about my project, please ask away.

I am not a professional pixel artist, I just try my best to recreate something in my head, some kind of world I would like to see. I hope you like it.

This took me about 6-7 hours to make.

Took a while making the new one but am very happy with the result!

Edit: Thank you very much for all the replies and feedback. I am excited to fix the curve issues and will get back to you all.

I think a style like this would fit perfectly for my project, but the problem is that I have a very big skill issue in art, how can I learn this exact style? Where do I study? What should I do?

I know how to do 32x32 and 48x48 sprites, but for these I'm completely clueless

(The image ofc is not mine, is from John Brown)

This is part of an educational world for children. We tried to make it feel cosy, dreamy and magical.

Art hand-pixeled in Aseprite and used as textures.

Lighting, text, and most animations added in post-processing.

Another artist and I worked together on this.

(I tried uploading an animated webp file initially but the animation didn't work, apologies for deleting that post and uploading again)

King reference with no real palette limitation!

Just finished those up. What should i add to them or remove because they feel unfinished?

Feedback is greatly appreciated!

128x128 - 4 color grayscale palette

I usually make Fantasy/RPG assets so this style was something brand new for me

Really had fun making this one ^^