Hi all. first time poster, long time lurker here.

I'm currently working on my first pixel art project: The infamous kitchen scene from the film Jurassic Park.

I'd love for some feedback about the general composition and perspective before diving into the coloring.



Currently i've only blocked out the different elements for composition purposes, I expect the color pallet to change drastically.

Any words of advice at this early stage would really help me, thank you.

P.S A big thank you to all you artists that frequent this website, it's been a big inspiration.

Ha, give me a couple of decades and i'll have it done!

Thanks, this was inspired by the work of Mark Englert, his art style is very pixel art friendly.

I am just worried about spending a huge amount of time on this only to discover there is a huge fundamental problem with it somewhere.

*Update*

Details have been added and i'd love some feedback about a couple of things (or anything for that matter).

The color palette - is it ok? first thoughts?

and the use of reflections on the kitchen equipment - dose it work? is it clear what it's supposed to be?

Thanks for your time. :)

Awesome! Keep going! Remember the reflections when you'll add characters.

Why switch to dithering?

I see...
Its a bit distracting because the scene is small but,
perhaps because the Raptors are not yet in they also stand out so much.
I must say I liked all the shiny and polished look of the previous version
Where the dithering served more as a texture in select areas.

Its your call because its not that its terrible.
Imo, its just coming across as texture on the left side.
The ceiling lights is great and the glass wall on the right works with the dithering but the previous subdued colors worked better for the glass wall.

I also think this palette update or coloring is maybe to bright where that previous platte )including the yellow) had the right amount of light to show it all but dramatizes the door light just as the movie scene did.

Wow! that door lighting does not even look like pixelart until you zoom.

Thank you, but i really can't take credit for it. I had some help using photoshop to dither it properly. here's the final image and a loop of the process.

Thank's so much for all the advice!


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