@manupix: I think a bit of the reason for the transparency was that traditionally, dolls are always set against transparent backgrounds so I thought it was fine like that. I do realize it looks quite empty now :/

@jabber: ya i couldn't decide whether to aa for a light or a dark background. when i have time to go back, I am planning to add a background so I'll hopefuly fix that outline

@Mis-BUG: i'll look into that once I have more time, thanks!

 This pixelart is stunning. And very inspiring to see works like this especially for someone like me just starting out, so thank you!

 thanks everyone!

dpixel:bigheads tend to infiltrate my work even though i'm trying to move away from it. i'll keep it in more mind for next time though

peach:thanks for the feeback, I'll keep that in mind next time I do a flowy dress!

drazelic: i did take the perspective into consideration, initially when the angle of the window was much sharper. I made it a little flatter so I was hoping that the flat-perspective bars wouldn't be too noticeable. (also, and mostly, I was getting lazy :P)

Hi! glad to see you in PJ too :) 

lovely piece, especially the hair! One thing bothering me about it (and tis is VERY picky) is the bottom left of the hair (her left). The pixels are arranged in such a way that there looks like a line which disrupts the gradient on the hair. I guess just be a bit more careful with placing your pixels.

the aa is good on the antlers but what about the rest of her? the purple outline is a bit off-putting seeing as neither the hair, the antlers nor the leaves have such solid outlining. 

oh god i know. i couldn't figure out how to do it right so i just conveniently forgot about it.

but k now fixed it, i think.