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First attempt at pulling a snap-shot from the SNES game and turning into perler. Honestly much harder than I thought, give some credit to those sprite makers out there, it's not as easy as it looks.
But this is faboo! X3
But this is faboo! X3
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Sorry screwed up the URL... here it is corrected XD
So, if I have a pixel png or gif to follow and just edit it, like colors, shading some pixel possitioning, I don't consider that "custom". That's someone else's work that I am just putting to perler. Where as, if I don't have that and I have to use a picture and map it myself, then I consider it custom work.
This is actually a great example. Yes it was from a snap-shot of the game, but I didn't have a pixel by pixel work to go off of because in SNES games it's on a much larger pixel scale, more like THIS amazing pixel artist from DA. (This Wakko is 1 of those boards.) If I blew it up and went exact it would be about 4 times this size. Thus I had to create and estimate from the picture I had available from the still shot taken from the game.
However if I use a game sprite that someone else made I will never claim "custom" for that work either, because sprite makers are basically having to do what I listed above on a larger scale. lol
Hope that clears things up?
So, if I have a pixel png or gif to follow and just edit it, like colors, shading some pixel possitioning, I don't consider that "custom". That's someone else's work that I am just putting to perler. Where as, if I don't have that and I have to use a picture and map it myself, then I consider it custom work.
This is actually a great example. Yes it was from a snap-shot of the game, but I didn't have a pixel by pixel work to go off of because in SNES games it's on a much larger pixel scale, more like THIS amazing pixel artist from DA. (This Wakko is 1 of those boards.) If I blew it up and went exact it would be about 4 times this size. Thus I had to create and estimate from the picture I had available from the still shot taken from the game.
However if I use a game sprite that someone else made I will never claim "custom" for that work either, because sprite makers are basically having to do what I listed above on a larger scale. lol
Hope that clears things up?
So apparently I need to work on my copy-paste skills... here's the URL of the example I was trying to give of full size SNES stuff X3 http://bgoodfinger.deviantart.com/gallery/
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