Something else I'd like to depict if I can nab some more edge space eventually, is the fountain of youth.

Can I reserve 53?

The Idea is a Knight, who thinkgs about the skull, if it was a Dragon.

References, references, references! References are super helpful!
When you struggle like I do sometimes, it helps to look up terms on Google Images that match what you're trying to do. E.g. "triceratops skull", which is what you want to do. Here's an example:

(just so happens to be from a game I like to play!)
And another one behind this link that's too big to embed on the forums as is.
I use the same method to work on my own tile, especially as I'm not at all familiar with buildings so references (and some common sense) help me a whole lot to depict Gargamel's house to the best of my abilities. Hopefully images like these can help you make the triceratops skull, of course within the iso perspective as well (these are just some examples I picked out) :)
Hope this helps!

@Gecimen, @gawrone, @SeDiceBisonte: Thank you!

@SeDiceBisonte: #49 is coming along so nicely!



@cjlm123: Such a well made tile, and it continues the neighbouring tiles perfectly. I'd, personally, really like to see what you could come up with that's to do with the medieval theme to add to this tile. Something small would really make this tile fun! Like a sword in a stone, a fallen knight, or fairies, or something.

@Gawrone

Was literally jsut about to suggest a strange woman lying in a pond, distributing swords as a basis for a system of government.



Might work on that once I've finished tile 29.

Looking great!

Update of #3:


Starting to get somewhere!

Hmmm... I'll wait a bit with my corner tile #91 to see what Sazdx would do with her #76. I don’t want to rush with my concept until I know what she’s going to do, at least roughly. 

it's yours :)

Noone here is trying to attack you. I hope you're not feeling sad because of the feedback. I understand it's frustrating to have to come back and revise a piece of art, but it's honestly only meant to help you get better. It's not meant as an attack on you or your art. This is also a forum thread where comments can be quite fast-paced at times, and we might miss entries by other participants. Instead of going into defensive mode, you can just ask what part you might have missed, or we missed?

You can correct me if I'm wrong, but English is not your mother tongue, is that right? In that case we also understand if there are misunderstandings along the way. (It's not mine either, btw.)

When I started with pixel art as a teen, I received sooo much c&c (constructive criticism) and at times it was a little overwhelming and tough to accept some of it. It could feel like someone was ripping apart my work that I was proud of, but in the end I learnt so much from trying and applying the advice that I got.

My only advice right now, is just go back to the comments that were left for you and see if you might have missed something, or if you didn't try to apply some of the feedback you got.

@christoballs

Maybe you could get some inspiration from the plot of the fairytale?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Billy_Goats_Gruff

Is the brown part at the top meant to be an earthen riverbank? Not sure if my tile up there reads well enough, but the bank is that ~8px high blue/black rocky material.

Oh god oh god, this is extending far past what I expected. I think I'm just going to tentatively withdraw my claim on tile 80. :(

@Gecimen and Eggy, thank you for your help. The triceratops from last colab is amazing.

I want to cancel #13

Because of work, there is no time to finish

Alright! Getting somewhere, might require some help from Chris to base it! Gonna move the unicorn and not quite happy about the tower.

Also I must say that I am amazed by the progress here! When I did the palette I sort of imagined it as very grim dark and was unsure how well it would be suited for bright, whimsical fantasy but you've really shown how that is was way more versatile than I thought!

@cjm123: Really great spire! Great job indicating the texture! Tiniest of critiques would be that the background trees look a bit flat like cardboard when the roots all end parallel to each other.


There's room for a character or an animal as well! Maybe something fun from those medieval marginals? Even just a rabbit would add some charm :)

Thanks for the feedback.
I think tile 18 is done

May I claim 2?