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How did you learn to create pet game art?
- Thread starter Baw$e
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I started a text-based game that wasn't graphically intense by all means.
It had HTML buttons and links.
The only visual was the pet.
It was a very simple design 2D that I drew up in Photoshop and then colored in. Then, I just made variations of the same one with different colors.
People didn't mind the lack of visuals as they were there for the text-based game from the beginning.
It had HTML buttons and links.
The only visual was the pet.
It was a very simple design 2D that I drew up in Photoshop and then colored in. Then, I just made variations of the same one with different colors.
People didn't mind the lack of visuals as they were there for the text-based game from the beginning.
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I think most artists start by practicing consistently, improving over time, and becoming skilled at their craft.
If you’re not an artist but would like to start one day, tutorials are one of the best ways to learn! Here’s a great one to check out: .
If you’re not an artist but would like to start one day, tutorials are one of the best ways to learn! Here’s a great one to check out: .
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Back when I tried to learn, I just watched a bunch of youtube videos and tried to copy their techniques.