When you started adding color, the concept really stood out. Great job! I would love to see these characters brought to life with some impressive animations and sound effects, but I understand it's a lot of work.
The robots are too beautiful! I hope one day to do beautiful things like that, the improvement, work and passion are very noticeable. Happy Anniversary!
Nice work! I gotta say the sniper mech has been my favorite in both iterations, but it's great to see how much your skills have evolved in just a year.
Also how do you plan your pixel art? Do you do draw it on paper first with like a quick thumbnail sketch? Or do you plan on pixel art? Also do you use a graphics tablet? You obviously skilled in drawing in general so did you practice before pixel art or as you progressed in pixel art your traditional skills also improved? Do you plan your drawings like the oil rig one and just go for it if you doing smaller simpler drawings?
Love this, I am currently experimenting with drawing mechs in aseprite and follow a similar process. But adding rust/mud/bolts definitely gives it a more finished look.
Oh also do you live stream? You should I feel like that be fun with just a bunch of ppl drawing with tiny dots and talking. Haha. I really want to hear a podcast of your thoughts on the art world, pixel art in general, if pixel art will die etc Btw who are your inspirations? Not limiting to pixel art or art on general who inspires you?
Hey your videos are amazing man! And very very well edited! Everything is super professional! Great stuff dude. Anyway I'm wondering how did you start creating pixel art and what do you do for a living? Can you make a origin video on how you came to the art world and made you to create pixel art? Also how long has you been doing pixel art? Do you got a discord server? If not can you make one? How do you as professional pixel artist sell your services online? How do you promote your services? And how long does it take for you to make your videos including editing? Did you ever work for other companies? Or do you do freelance work online? Can you make a video on if you could go back in time how would you learn pixel art? Where do you get your sound effects from and what inspired you to start making UA-cam videos also are you on Twitter? Why are you not famous? Lol sorry for all the questions I'm just curious that's all don't answer if it makes you feel uncomfortable plz, and sorry if it does. Anyway amazing stuff and your improvement is incredible! How much do you do pixel art? Like every week? Or whenever you feel like it? Again your videos are very very well made, did you do video editing work before?
Hi and thanks for the kind words! I've always liked drawing and have a background in vector art. I decided to start learning pixel art a little over a year ago and made a UA-cam channel for it. Pixel Overload is more of a hobby of mine than a business, so I haven't promoted myself as such. I enjoy making videos and it's nice to see that people like them. I do sell some assets on itch.io and sometimes do some freelancer work however.
You talk about jaggies and having equally sized line segments, but then throw it all out the window by having extremely ugly and distorted scaling!! Why are you not using integer scale!? The wildly differently sized pixels everywhere drives me insane!
Sorry about that! I was using a pixel editor to draw the mechs, so my actual drawing had proper, normal sized pixels. The reason there is distorted scaling is my recording software (which was recording the process) didn't like the massive canvas size on my monitor. If you look at some of the 'final reveal' shots, you'll see that all the pixels are even, because they were exported from my pixel editor.
@@PixelOverloadChannel yeah, I understand it’s just the screen capture, not the actual product, but it’s really hard to look at, especially when so much care and attention to detail has gone into everything otherwise. It’s just a massive pet-peeve of mine when it comes to pixel art. I hope you can change the scaling either in your recording software or the editor to fix it… even if it’s adding a small bit of blur, at least things will be even and smooth…
*when you find a small channel that has some of the best Pixel art content, so you comment to give the algorithm a better chance to see it*
Indeed
I was thinking the same thing
I second this message
Great to see how much you have progressed in just one year!
It seems I have stumbled upon a hidden gem.
Happy 1-year anniversary! :D
Been following you since you began and still enjoying watching your videos.
When you started adding color, the concept really stood out. Great job! I would love to see these characters brought to life with some impressive animations and sound effects, but I understand it's a lot of work.
This is just stunning. I'm starting to fall in love with pixel art. I love how it leaves so much for the imagination.
Commenting for the algorithm! What a phenomenal improvement!
The robots are too beautiful! I hope one day to do beautiful things like that, the improvement, work and passion are very noticeable. Happy Anniversary!
Amazing progress throughout the year!
Pixel Art and video editing skills are insanse🔥
Happy 1 year anniversary bro.
Can't wait to see next year
Nice work! I gotta say the sniper mech has been my favorite in both iterations, but it's great to see how much your skills have evolved in just a year.
That upgrade section was the best, wow thanks for the video :)
happy 1-year anniversary! i love your stuff
literally the best pixel artist on youtube
This looks amazing! Great work P.O!
oh my gosh this is the most impressive pixel art ive ever seen, i actually feel a little inspired to do some pixel art too now :D
Really cool progress! Great job! Keep it up) thanks for the cool pixel art content!
Wow this is incredible. I'm just starting my pixel art journey and seeing this gives me so much inspiration.
Your growth is amazing! Thank you for sharing your art with us!
Yoo nice progress, keep up the good work :)
Also how do you plan your pixel art? Do you do draw it on paper first with like a quick thumbnail sketch? Or do you plan on pixel art? Also do you use a graphics tablet? You obviously skilled in drawing in general so did you practice before pixel art or as you progressed in pixel art your traditional skills also improved? Do you plan your drawings like the oil rig one and just go for it if you doing smaller simpler drawings?
Omg idk why I feel a sense of joy & relaxed watching your videos
Love this, I am currently experimenting with drawing mechs in aseprite and follow a similar process. But adding rust/mud/bolts definitely gives it a more finished look.
wow...just wow
this art is amazing!
dude keep this up and you're going to be BIG. Guarantee.
Congrats on 1 year!
These are absolutely stunning! You've clearly seen some fantastic progress over the last year.
your art is insane
Man, I'd love to be able to make even those hand-drawn mechs. Amazing.
ideally. huge respect
Oh also do you live stream? You should I feel like that be fun with just a bunch of ppl drawing with tiny dots and talking. Haha. I really want to hear a podcast of your thoughts on the art world, pixel art in general, if pixel art will die etc Btw who are your inspirations? Not limiting to pixel art or art on general who inspires you?
One of the best pixel art channels👍
this channel is so underrated
Dude, so much quality on your Clips 😄
I've watched all your videos. Can't wait for the next upload.
Hey your videos are amazing man! And very very well edited! Everything is super professional! Great stuff dude.
Anyway I'm wondering how did you start creating pixel art and what do you do for a living? Can you make a origin video on how you came to the art world and made you to create pixel art? Also how long has you been doing pixel art? Do you got a discord server? If not can you make one? How do you as professional pixel artist sell your services online? How do you promote your services? And how long does it take for you to make your videos including editing? Did you ever work for other companies? Or do you do freelance work online? Can you make a video on if you could go back in time how would you learn pixel art? Where do you get your sound effects from and what inspired you to start making UA-cam videos also are you on Twitter? Why are you not famous?
Lol sorry for all the questions I'm just curious that's all don't answer if it makes you feel uncomfortable plz, and sorry if it does. Anyway amazing stuff and your improvement is incredible! How much do you do pixel art? Like every week? Or whenever you feel like it? Again your videos are very very well made, did you do video editing work before?
Hi and thanks for the kind words! I've always liked drawing and have a background in vector art. I decided to start learning pixel art a little over a year ago and made a UA-cam channel for it. Pixel Overload is more of a hobby of mine than a business, so I haven't promoted myself as such. I enjoy making videos and it's nice to see that people like them.
I do sell some assets on itch.io and sometimes do some freelancer work however.
@@PixelOverloadChannel oh cool what software do you use for vector art?
@@bini420 Adobe Illustrator
Congrats
Lets gooo
Lets go!
Awesome progress! 👏👏👏
These are fantastic, super inspiring
Amazing work!
Can’t wait for the next year anniversary
cool pixel art!
Amazing...
Woah! Those mechs were totally, *metal*. Gettit?
This is so cool, do you guys have any advice about making pixel art character
Man I love mechs
SO AWESOME
Damn bro good stuff
Wow! It's already been a year?
Can you make a video about 16x16 character. I struggle a bit with them and wanna sometime overbleed the canvas size
thanks for sharing :)
it would be nice to improve the silhouettes even more
awesome!
Get my guy trending pls
How... The intro, the style, the editing quality.. 2.5k subscribers?! Okay let's fix that.
Do you do web development or game development? What's your day job?
Hey, that's some beautiful pixel art. I have a question, how did you first learn pixel art?
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🥳
WOW
Can you share your editor program?
Aseprite for drawing, Hitfilm for editing
X-TREME CHANNEL
comment for the algortihssksjdm
love the videos
Nice
WWWWOOOOWWWWW
How did u add anti aliasing ? just add some blur to the curved edges ?
Is pixel overload editor is a real program?
Unfortunately not. It's just a transparent image I put over my footage.
What was the canvas size?
Algorithm stimulation!
You talk about jaggies and having equally sized line segments, but then throw it all out the window by having extremely ugly and distorted scaling!! Why are you not using integer scale!? The wildly differently sized pixels everywhere drives me insane!
Sorry about that! I was using a pixel editor to draw the mechs, so my actual drawing had proper, normal sized pixels. The reason there is distorted scaling is my recording software (which was recording the process) didn't like the massive canvas size on my monitor. If you look at some of the 'final reveal' shots, you'll see that all the pixels are even, because they were exported from my pixel editor.
@@PixelOverloadChannel yeah, I understand it’s just the screen capture, not the actual product, but it’s really hard to look at, especially when so much care and attention to detail has gone into everything otherwise. It’s just a massive pet-peeve of mine when it comes to pixel art. I hope you can change the scaling either in your recording software or the editor to fix it… even if it’s adding a small bit of blur, at least things will be even and smooth…
Obligatory algorithm comment.
Clap , clap, clap. /(^-^)/
😃👍
Algorithm
Sorry for ruining the 666 likes.
Congrats on one year!
WOW