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Learn to Create Pixel Art for your Games

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Learn to Create Pixel Art for your Games, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 48 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 4478 reviews, and has 20731 subscribers.

You will learn about Use shapes, values, and edges to create form Create a basic palette using color theory Animate their art using key frames, big motions, little motions, and motion blurs This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone looking to learn more about pixel art or This course is designed to help people who don't see themselves as being artistic or This course is especially good for new indie game designers looking to improve the visuals of their games or This course is NOT for experienced pixel artists It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone looking to learn more about pixel art or This course is designed to help people who don't see themselves as being artistic or This course is especially good for new indie game designers looking to improve the visuals of their games or This course is NOT for experienced pixel artists.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Create Pixel Art for your Games

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Use shapes, values, and edges to create form
  • Create a basic palette using color theory
  • Animate their art using key frames, big motions, little motions, and motion blurs

Who Should Attend

  • This course is for anyone looking to learn more about pixel art
  • This course is designed to help people who don't see themselves as being artistic
  • This course is especially good for new indie game designers looking to improve the visuals of their games
  • This course is NOT for experienced pixel artists

Target Audiences

  • This course is for anyone looking to learn more about pixel art
  • This course is designed to help people who don't see themselves as being artistic
  • This course is especially good for new indie game designers looking to improve the visuals of their games
  • This course is NOT for experienced pixel artists

This course teaches the basics for creating video game pixel art. Students will learn about shapes, values, edges, color theory, creating a basic palette, and animation.

If you are new to art or pixel art and want to create better art for your indie games then this course is for you.

It will take roughly 8 hours to complete this course.

This course contains step by step video lectures, quizzes for important section information, and challenges to help students improve their pixel art outside of the video lectures. Practice is key in art and you will get a good amount of practice as you complete this course.

This course will strengthen your foundations in art and pixel art. It will build your confidence in your art and give you the information you need to continue improving your pixel art even after completing the course.

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Piskel Image Editor

Lecture 3: First Creation

Lecture 4: Pixel Art Programs Used in this Course

Lecture 5: Pixel Art Program List

Chapter 1: Shapes, Values, and Edges: The Building Blocks of Art

Lecture 1: Shapes

Lecture 2: Values

Lecture 3: Edges

Chapter 2: Shapes

Lecture 1: Using Basic Shapes

Lecture 2: Cleaning Up Your Shapes

Lecture 3: Shapes and Negative Space

Lecture 4: Using Shapes to Create Depth

Lecture 5: Shapes Challenge

Chapter 3: Values

Lecture 1: Values in your Palette

Lecture 2: Using Values to Show Light

Lecture 3: Using Values to Show Depth

Lecture 4: Values Challenge

Chapter 4: Edges

Lecture 1: Cleaning Up your Lines

Lecture 2: Anti-aliasing

Chapter 5: Building a Palette

Lecture 1: The Color Wheel

Lecture 2: Warm and Cool Colors

Lecture 3: Complementary Colors

Lecture 4: Hue

Lecture 5: Saturation

Lecture 6: Value with Colors

Lecture 7: Creating a Simple Palette

Lecture 8: Color Challenge

Chapter 6: Platform Game Mock-Up

Lecture 1: Mock-Up Shapes

Lecture 2: Mock-Up Values

Lecture 3: Mock-Up Colors Part 1

Lecture 4: Mock-Up Colors Part 2

Chapter 7: Animation

Lecture 1: Frames

Lecture 2: Key Frames

Lecture 3: Animating a Rough Run Cycle Part 1

Lecture 4: Animating a Rough Run Cycle Part 2

Lecture 5: Run Cycle Cleanup

Lecture 6: Getting Aseprite

Lecture 7: Using Aseprite to Create a Basic Swordsman

Lecture 8: Coloring the Swordsman

Lecture 9: Swordsman Big Movements

Lecture 10: Swordsman Motion Blur and Small Movements

Lecture 11: Swordsman Idle Animation

Lecture 12: BONUS LECTURE: Layers in Aseprite

Lecture 13: BONUS LECTURE: Layers and Flying Animation

Lecture 14: Animation Challenge

Chapter 8: Learning more with Aseprite

Lecture 1: Wooden House in Aseprite

Chapter 9: Final Words

Lecture 1: Congratulations and Posting You Art in the Discussions

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: Tileset Pixel Art Coupon

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Rating Distribution

  • 1 stars: 17 votes
  • 2 stars: 38 votes
  • 3 stars: 338 votes
  • 4 stars: 1393 votes
  • 5 stars: 2692 votes

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