Complete Beginners Guide to Pixel Game Art

Complete Beginners Guide to Pixel Game Art, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.95, with 139 lectures, based on 163 reviews, and has 10150 subscribers.

You will learn about The ability to create tiles , tile sets and assets for 2D games Have competed over 50 2d assets for mobile desktop and console games. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning artists or Anyone who wants to create their own game art or Anyone who wants to put in the effort to make their own game art or Anyone who wants to make 2d assets for mobile or desktop games or Anyone wanting to add a new skill for their freelancing business It is particularly useful for Beginning artists or Anyone who wants to create their own game art or Anyone who wants to put in the effort to make their own game art or Anyone who wants to make 2d assets for mobile or desktop games or Anyone wanting to add a new skill for their freelancing business.

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Summary

Title: Complete Beginners Guide to Pixel Game Art

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.95

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Published Lectures: 137

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 137

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The ability to create tiles , tile sets and assets for 2D games
Have competed over 50 2d assets for mobile desktop and console games.

Who Should Attend

Beginning artists
Anyone who wants to create their own game art
Anyone who wants to put in the effort to make their own game art
Anyone who wants to make 2d assets for mobile or desktop games
Anyone wanting to add a new skill for their freelancing business

Target Audiences

Beginning artists
Anyone who wants to create their own game art
Anyone who wants to put in the effort to make their own game art
Anyone who wants to make 2d assets for mobile or desktop games
Anyone wanting to add a new skill for their freelancing business

I will constantly update this course based on your and your fellow students input. This is your course.

Learning game art can be difficult. You not only have to draw but you have to learn software. This course demystifies that process. In it you will start out with the very basics of simple asset design. Then to more challenging subjects like tiles and tile sets as well as modular 2D art for mobile games.

This relaxed and fun course is for the complete beginner as well as more experienced artists who want to expand their skills. Weather you are trying to create your own game or trying to add to your freelance abilities this course is for everyone.�

Not only will you learn pixel art but this course covers modular art as well as side scrolling , platforming and top down styles.�

How is this course set up?

In the first section I explain how to use reference.�
Then there are 2 sections on Photoshop and Aseprite .
We will then move on to creating your first simple assets
We start out with pixel art to build your confidence�
Then its on to environmental assets as we slowly increase the resolution
We take a break and discuss color theory and Design
We now move on to creating our first tiles and tile sets
The you’ll have so much confidence and skill that creating the “Hauntedvania” assets will be a breeze.�
For the RPG creators there is an entire section on top down assets and tile sets
There is a special section on designing you own top down RPG style buildings
Finally we close out with creating modular and hand drawn tiles and assets
By the end of this journey you will have the confidence and skill to create any 2d game asset or tile set.

What else will you get?�

Lifetime access to the course and all of the materials
Daily responses to your questions
Quick responses to your suggestions
An ever evolving curriculum
Over 60 assets free for you to use in your games

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: What is Your Game About

Lecture 3: Here are the asset zip Files

Lecture 4: Getting the Most out of this Course

Lecture 5: Art as Problem Solving

Chapter 2: Some Basics of Understanding Light and Shadow in Pixel art

Lecture 1: New Clip Studio Brushes

Lecture 2: How to Import the Brushes

Lecture 3: Very simple Overview of Light and shadow

Lecture 4: Using Shadow effectively

Lecture 5: Applying light and shadow to Cylinders and pipes

Lecture 6: Applying Light and shadow to hard surface panels

Lecture 7: Pixel art Character template

Chapter 3: Using Reference

Lecture 1: Using Reference

Lecture 2: Using Reference pt 2

Lecture 3: Using Reference pt 3

Lecture 4: Using Reference pt 4

Chapter 4: Photoshop What you Need to Know

Lecture 1: Getting Photoshop to look like mine (8/31/18)

Lecture 2: Photoshop Part1

Lecture 3: Photoshop Part2

Lecture 4: PhotoshopPart3

Lecture 5: Photoshop Part 4

Chapter 5: Aseprite Mac and PC

Lecture 1: Aseprite part 1

Lecture 2: Aseprite part 2

Lecture 3: Aseprite part 3

Lecture 4: Aseprite part 4

Lecture 5: iPad Pixaki for pixel art

Chapter 6: Creating Assets

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 1

Lecture 2: The simple heart

Lecture 3: A Star

Lecture 4: Test Level

Lecture 5: Stone

Lecture 6: 64 bit Stone

Lecture 7: Crate

Lecture 8: Ladder

Lecture 9: A Simple Vine

Lecture 10: QUestion Box

Lecture 11: The Brick Tile

Lecture 12: Stone Sheet

Lecture 13: HD Heart

Lecture 14: HD Star

Lecture 15: Q&A :Precise Dithering

Lecture 16: Assignment 1

Chapter 7: Environmental Assets

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 2

Lecture 2: Bushes

Lecture 3: Level up Bushes

Lecture 4: Challenge Round

Lecture 5: Grass

Lecture 6: Trees

Lecture 7: More Trees

Lecture 8: Rocks

Lecture 9: Sidequest Trees

Lecture 10: Assignment 2

Chapter 8: Color theory and Design

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 3

Lecture 2: What is a color Pallet?

Lecture 3: Color and mood

Lecture 4: Cheat Code 2 Color Scripts

Lecture 5: Cool vs Warm

Lecture 6: Assignment 3

Chapter 9: Our first Tileset

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 4

Lecture 2: Tilesets The Big Picture

Lecture 3: The Base Tile (Photoshop)

Lecture 4: The Base Tile (Aseprite)

Lecture 5: 32 Bit Tileset

Lecture 6: 64 Bit Tileset

Lecture 7: Using Tiled For Testing

Lecture 8: Adding Grass

Lecture 9: Adding Grass pt 2

Lecture 10: Testing on Tiled

Lecture 11: Creating the Tileset

Lecture 12: Assignment 4

Chapter 10: Haunted Vania

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 5

Lecture 2: The Sky

Lecture 3: Clouds

Lecture 4: Stone work

Lecture 5: The Interior

Lecture 6: Tomb Door

Lecture 7: Windows

Lecture 8: Torches

Lecture 9: Door

Lecture 10: Stairs

Lecture 11: Hi Rez Stairs

Lecture 12: Tomb Bricks

Lecture 13: Outdoor Brick

Lecture 14: Architecture Pieces

Lecture 15: Architecture pt 2

Lecture 16: Statues

Lecture 17: Gates

Lecture 18: Assignment 5

Chapter 11: Top Down RPG Tileset

Lecture 1: Artist Mindset 6

Instructors

Rich Graysonn
Illustrator Designer

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 10 votes
4 stars: 51 votes
5 stars: 94 votes

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