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Deviousness `ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
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Vision: You knew exactly what you were trying to make, and you succeeded with flying colors!
Originality: HD sprites are not alltogether uncommon, but I've never seen them done just so perfectly before. The detail is so minute, it's uncanny! It beats the pants off of the Sonic 2 HD sprites on that factor alone!
Technique: I thought for a moment that you copied and edited his front foot to make the back foot, which would've been clever and effective, but now that I look closer, they're so different, I can't be sure you didn't make both feet from scratch. Very well done!
Impact: If anyone ever dares to re-make Chrono trigger again, they must use these sprites and have you on the project. It's so beautiful, I can barely imagine how it would look animated!
Very, very well done.
Your harsh-highlights and subtle shades also looks very much like the original art, and your demonstration of texture on Robo's armor is fantastic. Texture is a very challenging thing to pull off in pixel art, but bolt for bolt this looks just like Robo! You kept all of the trimming on his armor and the colors are very very accurate, even vibrant considering the metallic and limited palette Robo originally had.
The pixels are very sharp and you used your anti-aliasing very smartly, but not to the point of the pixel art looking blurry. You used your 18 colors efficiently, and none are squandered in this piece. Your shading on the armor is also good, as I find it very hard myself to pull off a metallic look in pixel art.
Very few complaints here as far as that is concerned. The outline on his pelvic plate at the bottom does look a bit unnecessarily jagged and the lighting on the top of his right boot looks a bit unrealistic, that could use some fixing.
I'm a big fan of the original Chrono Trigger (I've gotten about 4 of the endings on the DS version) and this does Robo good. When I look at this art, I think that it's a shame the game had to be released on the SNES (Even though that's the best system ever) because the graphics couldn't of been this good.
I'm still trying to get a hold on pixel art myself, but I would love to critic anyone's work for no charge if it has merit. Drop me a line if anyone reading this wants a constructive critique!
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