Well, I am working on learning how to sprite decently and I still have a lot to learn. I checked out pixeltutorial.cjb.net, and am willing to look at more. I also need critic on a certain spriteset that I have started. For ease of animation--once inside the program it will be used-I have split it into different orientations of body parts. Those parts are them put together, rotated and the parts. The major thing I noticed (once organising body parts) was that the part that attachs the legs to the body is a little weird. Any suggestions Wizards Rule #2: The action with the greatest intent, can have the most serious consequences "You need to know your friends / you need to know / I''ll be waving my hand / watching you drown / watching you scream / quiet or loud / and maybe you just need / a friend as clumbsy as you''ve been / there is no one laughing" Our Lady Peace :: Clumsy "All warefare is based on deception" Sun Tzu :: Estimates | Calculations | Planning :: Verse 17. "We will not rest until terror is gone" President Bush, saving the world from the Terrorist Boogieman.

Quite cool, but i think you should desaturate the colours. The red-brown-blue contrast is killing my eyes.

Unfortunetly, I am not read up in the theory of colour choice. Any suggested Colour Schemes?

I would try to demonstrate if i just could edit that blasted file. What file format is it?

Sorry about that--I am linking off of Angelfire.

It is a PNG file.

Ok... Honestly, if that is your first sprite you''re up for a good start

My main complaint is still that the colour choice is a bit annoying. Try to avoid picking too contrasting bright colours. I think you should drop the brightness of the blue in that picture, make it more grayish or something.

Well, the colour choice is typical of the fact I cannot see Green, Purple and either Brown or Orange. More greyish you say? Sounds good thanks.