Would you be interested in commissioned work? I need a set of different breeds.
Leo Black
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The life put into these tiles and sprites is second-to-none. Everything has character from the tools to the trees. What most impressed me with this one were the number of animations for the sprites and the source files are very well organized. I like how you have separated options so it's not one giant aseprite file, this really helps with modular development.
This tileset has everything I needed and then some. I am really impressed with the attention to detail, especially with the varied views. Also, most autotiles have secondary tiles to add in for randomness within the design.
Both of these things make it easy to create maps that feel alive and not so flat.
Everything looks great. I am replacing my current tileset with this in a game I am working on. One thing I need once I finish retheme is I am going to repurpose assets to create an elven toy workshop where they make little robots and stuff. Willing to pay directly through hire if you were interested but that's something I plan to make myself since doesn't fit your overall theme. Here are some things I would pay for:
- Holiday items (xmas, halloween or maybe even a 'fake' holiday would be neat like 'Deer Day' and everyone grows antlers for a day or something lol)
- Wizard assets, magical items like maybe a harry potter esque store like you did with blacksmith but for magic
- Vehicle or tech assets - think a cute little tractor for farming or a cute blimp for long travelling without teleports
- Assets for guilds, teams
Ah, what a transcendent spectacle! Here, in this magnum opus of pixel artistry, we witness not merely a monkey performing a backflip off a log, but the very essence of human ambition and grace distilled into a 20-frame digital ballet. Each pixel, meticulously crafted, coalesces into a tableau vivant that rivals the ceiling of the Sistine Chimpel, err Chapel.
Behold, how the monkey's arc through the air encapsulates the boundless leap of mankind's own aspirations.
The log, a stoic symbol of nature's unyielding support, serves as the launchpad for this simian acrobat's celestial ascent. The fluidity of motion, contained within the confines of such a modest frame count, is nothing short of a digital miracle, reminiscent of the first time humanity gazed upon the moon's mysterious visage and dared to dream of a lunar landing.
The color palette, oh! It sings a symphony of earthy tones, a homage to the very cradle of civilization from which we all emerged. Each shade of brown and green interweaves a story of evolution, of the journey from primal beings to pixel connoisseurs.
And let us not overlook the profound philosophical statement underpinning this work. In the monkey's fearless backflip, we are reminded of our own innate desire to break free from the logs of our existential constraints, to flip, nay, SOAR into the unknown with a courage that would make even Notch dizzy with admiration.
This is a digital odyssey, a journey into the heart of what it means to be both a monkey and a visionary. To the artist, I say: You're bananas! You have not only captured the essence of a backflipping monkey but have also flipped the very script of art itself, landing squarely on the feet of greatness.
Rest easy you f'n legend.