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Stripes Spelunky Spritesheet
Had a few issues getting those big ears of hers to fit inside the bounding box, but this should be all fixed now!
For information about importing your own characters into Spelunky, CLICK HERE!
May make some more of these for myself in the future. I may even do some as a commission, if people are interested. ^^
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cartoonlover
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matiu
For information about importing your own characters into Spelunky, CLICK HERE!
May make some more of these for myself in the future. I may even do some as a commission, if people are interested. ^^
A commission for
cartoonloverCharacter belongs to
matiu
Category Artwork (Digital) / Miscellaneous
Species Hyena
Size 1024 x 1024px
File Size 772.3 kB
Listed in Folders
D'aawwwww, this is so, so adorable, and VERY well done! Dang, this looks professional, at least to me! owo Out of curiosity, how did you make this cuteness? I'm more used to pixel-work, but this is something I'd like to try and do myself, if possible, since I just got the game. >w<
Heheh, glad you like!
Wasn't really too difficult. Once the first head is all plotted out, I just stuck very close to the template and added Stripes' colour scheme. I'd recommend starting with a very simple character if you're new to this sort of thing. It can be tempting to get over-ambitious. x3
Wasn't really too difficult. Once the first head is all plotted out, I just stuck very close to the template and added Stripes' colour scheme. I'd recommend starting with a very simple character if you're new to this sort of thing. It can be tempting to get over-ambitious. x3
Ooooh, okay, so--technically, the head would be the easiest part of it to do? owo I wanted to try making myself in the style, but, I'm not too sure if I'm all that simple, in the end. Maybe I should attempt my puffy kitty sibling, first, since his design isn't too terribly complicated. I can be a little ambitious, so I appreciate your word of caution. XD What program did you use, now? I pretty much only have know-how with MS Paint, since it's all I've had for years, but its always worked fine for my pixel-work. Would it be hard to adapt to a more technical program, like Paint.Net, or something?
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