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Oh, I get it. Using presets is prohibit, right?
Did you make these super round circles by hand or did you change your brush size?
You are right, but actually there is 3 layers background in this level; this one is the last one and as the 2 others are not dynamic, just tall buildings with parallax, so I decide to show a little contrast in the whole scene. you will see this in between the buildings which most of the time gets hard to be seen.
What do you mean about "Circles seem preset", sorry but I don't get it :/
Is this exploding rock in sky supposed to be super far away, like a planet? If so, you should make it a lot more faded out.
Just a suggestion: if this is a background scene, shouldn't it be a bit less dinamic? I mean if this is a still picture, it'd be strange to see falling rocks and spilling lava frozen in the air. In my opinion.
You probably need to refine some shades, and your circles seem preset, which isn't that appreciated. I'm sure you can find a way around, and get this in the gallery!
Yes, actually I left those edges without anti-aliasing.
Is this a finished pixel?
I ask because it looks so rough in so many areas.
I agree, I'll increase the value of those big rock mountains.
Thanks for your comment :)
This looks great dude. Very pretty, though the shading on that big ol' rock thing and its chunks could use some more values/color.
Not prohibit, but not appreciated either ;)