lol did you based on philippejugnet?

WIP





this competition is very tought tuff


Edited by philippejugnet - 04 January 2012 at 12:21pm

I did in 2 colors, tell me what you think please!!!!!!!!

Very nice. I like the colors in this one, and your clouds look wonderful!

I don't know if I am going to be able to finish it in time.......

how do angels fall from sky...




Edited by philippejugnet - 05 January 2012 at 6:32pm

no the pic's name will be that =D "how do angels fall from sky"

It wasn't a question...as clarified last post. That's what the title of the piece is going to be. Don't worry. I got it wrong, too.

Thanks guys you gave me lots of ideas

Wip:




working highspeed please help!




Edited by philippejugnet - 06 January 2012 at 3:49pm

better this way?

Is this better?

pretty funny, but you sure you don't want to make it a little bigger? You've got so much more space to work with...

    

Edited by Graindolium - 07 January 2012 at 2:05pm

Well here's what I have, but when i'm doing the colour checker its coming out as 53 colours??

What's going on?

Can someone help me?

@ philippejugnet: Was just a suggestion and not to be intended for copying from this ;)


Edited by Super17 - 07 January 2012 at 4:38pm

Did you save it in .png? or Jpg? Apparently in .png, "artifacts" are saved with the file, making the file seem like it has more colors than what it does. Codewarrior had the same problem in the IsoAk project. Save the file in .gif format, and the problem should cease. I doubt you did it in JPEG, but just in case, JPEG saves in compression, so information is lost during the saving.

I don't know why, but .png is giving people a hard time now. I haven't had a problem with it? Does anyone know if there's more than one way to save in .png format?

Ugh I've done something stupid - I've been working on the png instead of my .psd in photoshop, so I'm stuck with the colours (wont solve by re-saving) Is there any way I can reduce the colours automatically or hunt down the rogue ones?

I really would like to enter this piece but i don't want to break rules obviously

@ingl0rius: I only have one other option: point...and...click... :\

Click over each pixel, and make sure that it's the right color.
Sorry it's not much help, but it's all I got. If you have the color replacement tool, or if you use GraphicsGale, which has a color replacement tool, and a color-counter (love that thing!), you could fix it. Either way, though, you'll still have to...point...and...click. :\

@mdog95: Yeah, I haven't had that problem much either, except for that one time when I saved in .png in PaintDotNet, and opened it in GraphicsGale. ~64 colors turned into 304!. Crazy stuff. All I can say on that is stick to one program when working on a project.

@Airstyle

Yes, paint.net is crap. I use Grafx2 and GIMP, depending on the project. I find animating a lot easier with GIMP, but general pixel art is much easier and faster in Grafx2. They both save .png and .gif the way they should be, and GIMP can save an animated PNG, not that it would be necessary since pixel art shouldn't be anywhere near 256 colors in one piece :P

Just for the superman colour correction, if you have paint.net you can easily use the fill tool and reduce/increase the tolerance to fill in areas with the same colour even if they are of different shades.

I have not done the clouds, an elephant is flying above the clouds with a balloon, see:



The pallete is mine. Help to make skys and the elephant?

I'd also like to add that the string on the balloon should be tight if it's pulling him upwards

I would like to address that Graindolium already used the exact same idea for this challenge.