This guy is amazing. At first you think he is a complete serious character, and you take him as a professor in the arts of pixel art. A couple of minutes later he's mimicking a jumping frog, then you know what you got yourself into. Absolute madlad, love this videos - subscribed.
Dear PMantis lord, thank you for your in depth analysis and appreciation of the wizardry that I share with you. As you have now joined the subscriber ranks each video I will shock and awe with the lengths Im willing to go to to mimic a frog as accurately as possible. Thanks for sticking around :)
So glad you took the time to make these videos, they really are the best pixel art tutorials I've found! I've been sifting through a lot having just started getting into it with Aesprite a few weeks ago and I feel like nobody else so concisely details what each tutorial is on, how they go about it, EXACTLY how they go about it, and capture all the processes from start to finish! Thanks so much!
I had to make a simple walking cycle for school. (Gamedev student, we are making a simple platformer). At firsr i didnt think much of it but now im completely hooked to pixel art and animation. These videos are great to learn more about it!
This dude and his videos are Underrated. epicly. As a gamedeveloper myself, our art skills are prrtyy trash. This tutorial definitly helped improve it +99.
As a total noob to anything graphical this gives just the barebones and a process to get started. Thank you so much for providing this and no overcomplicating it!
I really want to thank you sosososo much because now i really understand how to animate simple things like this!! You word it so casualy yet professional and not make it sound super confusing!!
I'm looking to make a top down 2d action rpg with combo based combat. That smear frame is exactly what I had pictured for sword slash animations. Super helpful.
me encantó el vídeo ^^ Es decir,a veces es difícil encontrar personas que expliquen tan bien,lo digo porque yo en lo personal no se mucho inglés,pero el recurso gráfico hizo entender muy bien el mensaje. Muchas gracias por el vídeo,y muchas gracias si llegaste a leer mi comentario :D.
Hey, thanks for the sub! I am working on another animation tutorial (should be out in a month or so) which will go more into depth in animation principles :)
Great tutorial! My boyfriend just got me Aseprite for my birthday. I'm so excited to use it! I used GIMP when I first tried out pixel animation art. But then a year went by and I forgot how to use it. Figured if I've got to re-learn anyway, I should try a new program 😊I love your hopping pixel frog btw, so cute! Your animation instincts are spot on.
Nice!!! Saw your comment on the donut video too so I hope your learning adventure is going well 😁 always fun to learn something new! And thank you! Acting like a frog irl helps to understand how to animate it, at least I tell myself that 😂
I had loads of trouble finding a place to sprite animate and now I have, this has helped me a lot with animation and the deep voice ch ange is really funny, especially when you cough😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Typically I cringe when people say that a youtuber does not have enough subs since it seems fine, but this is incredibly high quality content for only 50k subs, this is higher quality then some million sub youtubers. Thank you for helping me and many others!
I love that u reply to ur comments it shows ur one for the community. I’m subbing rn (btw do the points in the video apply to Krita or pixilart or other programs like that)
Thanks for subbing! :D Yeah the points in the video are applicable to most software where you can animate, even if its not pixel art but 2d or 3d. It's a common work-flow for animation I think :)
Definantly subscribing, as i do pixel animation in my spare time, this is a welcomed channel to my sub box. Very entertaining and easy to follow, which i could have used a few months back when i was doing my game design exams hahaha
I have a 2 questions: 1.for characters in pixel art,whats rhe best way for learning proportions and perspective? 2.Is it possible to enter pixel art with no prior art knowledge?
1 - Study realistic proportions so you know when and how you can exaggerate them. Characters in perspective is just applying those proportions to a perspective grid. There are some great tutorials on UA-cam for applying characters in perspective, I would also recommend checking out some books like Loomis Figure Drawing, Anatomy For Sculptors, which can help you get a grasp on proportions and characters in perspective. 2 - Of course, I think pixel art is probably the most accessible art form because you don't need a lot of prior knowledge to make something look good. BUT saying that, learning art fundamentals along the way will definitely help improve your pixel art, because it is just a medium at the end of the day, just like painting, or 3D, they are all mediums which use art fundamentals. Hope that could answer your questions. If you have any more, make sure you join the discord where people would be more than happy to help you out :)
I love your videos. You're super smart, explain techniques well, all the while being entertaining. I laugh so much!! Please keep making pixel art videos!!!
@@saultoons hold on, 2 minutes after me commenting and I get a reply from the owner, when the video is over 3 months old!? You are truly amazing, I love your content and I only saw it a few minutes ago. Keep it up!
Dude i really respect you not only your vids are entertaining, it's very educational like bro i love it you make me learn without giving me a hard time. Love your vids -- subscribe Also thank you :D
Most likely has to be done in an external video editor, just find or create sounds you like and try to sync them up. There are a number of free sound effect sources and websites which allow you to use sound effects. But creating them yourself with a mic and some creativity can be just as fun :D
Oy, amazing video. I really like your style in video editing and drawing. Really helpfull. Just a quick question: What is the backround music called you used in the Bonus Round at 4:20 ? Thanks it advance !
very good tutorials well explained, efficient and with good editing besides that they make me laugh I am from Mexico and I do not speak English, I used the youtube translator and even so they are one of the best videos about pixer art that I have seen greetings
Gracias por las amables palabras Pedro, ¡te lo agradezco mucho! Me alegra que te gusten los videos, ¡habrá más videos divertidos en el futuro y también más tutoriales! :D
@@saultoons On the contrary, thanks to you you always help me and you facilitate me some things that I do not find well in the animations, I am starting on this and for a moment I was stuck at a point where I did not improve or have any progress but thanks to you I was able to leave and now I feel that I have improved a lot GREETINGS !!!
Please make similar tutorial for isometric pixel design. It's so hard for me to animate isometric character and maintain the volume proportion right. Changing angle of complex shape character or item really mess my brain.
Hi, I have a question, when doing your scaling and doing ratios for your pixel art assets, how do you do the ratios for characters and scale it to the game objects and screen resolution, how do you ratio all that so it looks good across all the assets.
Hi Frosty Map, when I’m creating assets for a game I first establish what resolution the game is going to be in. For example, 16:9 screen resolution ratio. Which is the most common screen size, especially for console/PC. Then I design the game based on that ratio. So if I want my game to work in 1920*1080 (a very common resolution), I may design a pixel art mock up at 480*270 which is pixel art to 1080p ratio of 4:1, (divide 1920 by 4 and 1080 by 4) so my pixel art would scale by 4 in engine. But the actual ratio depends on your game and character assets too, if you need more room on the screen you may do 3:1 and design in 640x360 so the characters don’t take up as much space. I usually just keep experimenting and find what works best for the game, as long as it’s a scale factor of common resolution that I’m targeting, (typically 16:9 1920x1080) it will scale fine :) I’ll be making a video on my background design process at some point so I’ll try and address this issue in that video if you need further help! If you have any further questions or need any help don’t hesitate to join the discord or find me on social media and I’ll do what I can to help :D
I'm making a pixelated shooter games for my what's app events for friends and I the first serious project and decided to make it pixelated so this helped me a lot I'm still working on I it's gonna be a banger not gonna be released to public tho
@@saultoons I'm doing the smears to save time making my characters slowly having references and I think in a week or two I'll be done with the models that I'll be using if I focus well thank you for the tutorial I was getting intimidated with other people's artwork and couldn't rlly get a good tutorial that wouldn't overwhelm me.
This help a lot since Im still new with pixel art animation My first pixel animation was a bouncy ball lel (try to adapt line animation to the pixel one)
Me termine todo el video, aunque no entendí casi nada 😔, mi inglés aún es muy básico, aún así gran tutorial, con la explicación visual se dio a entender. Gracias 👌.
Lo siento, no pudiste entender nada del video. Espero que en el futuro pueda traducir mis subtítulos al español para que puedan entender: D Gracias por vernos de todos modos
I guess it really depends on the material/substance of the object you're animating, and how much you want to exaggerate it. It's worth trying it out to see if it makes the animation appear clearer and more readable.
Llevo viendo 3 vídeos tuyos en inglés (con subtítulos y con lo que entiendo). Wtf, me estoy volviendo tu fan o algo así. Por cierto, ¿qué programa usas en el vídeo?
Hola, Gracias por ver los videos, ¡espero que los subtítulos te funcionen bien! :D Para esta pieza utilicé Clip Studio Paint porque registra el proceso automáticamente, lo cual es útil para videos de UA-cam. Pero también amo Aseprite :)
Thanks glad you like it :) I use Aseprite, but all is possible in other softwares :D Remember to join the discord community if you have any other questions, links in the description :)
How about more complex backgrounds? Do you have to copy/paste the frame from the background layer again and again for every single frame? Setting the layer to continuous isnt doing a thing. Whats the best practice here?
If it’s just a single background, linked continuous cells should do the job. Only need to draw it once and ensure the frame is linked on every frame. There are lots of ways to copy frames to ensure they’re in the upcoming frames, I’d recommend checking out aseprite docs to find a method that suits you best :)
If it’s in aseprite you can drag the small area on the top of the timeline to change which layers the onion skin shows. Make sure you join the discord if you have any more questions!
Check out my cartoon tutorial, it’s the same process! :) but I may make a video in future of how to do this profile picture style, thanks for the suggestion
a pesar de que tu video esta en ingles, logre entenderlo bastante, aun yo siendo un principiante tus videos me motivan mucho a mejorar y de una manera muy rapida. Thx bro, lamento hablar en español xd. use the traductor.
Gracias por mirar mi videos :D (No Google Translate, I know BASIC Spanish???) - Ojalá en el futuro pueda comenzar a agregar subtítulos en español a mis videos para que puedas entender aún más. Siéntete libre de compartir tu pixel art conmigo, ¡me alegra que mis videos puedan ayudarte a aprender! ¡SEGUID ASÍ!
@@saultoons tu español es bastante bueno para ser básico, de verdad me seria de mucha ayuda ya que tus vídeos me han ayudado a empezar mis animaciones como principiante. Thank you very much ;)
with this software, if you wanted to make something of a decent length. Would out it be best to make all the cycles and edit them all together? like if you wanted to have a character run then jump and climb a wall. Would you be able to animate the whole thing in one go here, or would i need to animate a: run, a jump then a climb separately and edit them together in a after effects or premier pro?
It's a good question, it's certainly possible to make a full length animation inside Aseprite, but it can be very time-consuming, though there are some plugins that can help tween certain actions. I usually create the base animations and animate in an external video editor as you mentioned, though one issue is that it sometimes can not be pixel perfect, if that is your goal, though it is much faster in my opinion.
This guy is amazing. At first you think he is a complete serious character, and you take him as a professor in the arts of pixel art. A couple of minutes later he's mimicking a jumping frog, then you know what you got yourself into. Absolute madlad, love this videos - subscribed.
Dear PMantis lord, thank you for your in depth analysis and appreciation of the wizardry that I share with you. As you have now joined the subscriber ranks each video I will shock and awe with the lengths Im willing to go to to mimic a frog as accurately as possible. Thanks for sticking around :)
I just found him and bro, you mean you didn't see his YT Avatar lmao XD
@@saultoons
I just found this guy and subed instantly im using what ive learned from him in my game
@@yelloflannel2549 Thanks Yello!
love that you can see your chair is worn down. This guy knows his priorities and it's making good ass art
hahahaha my bald head is like sandpaper it destroys that material :'D
So glad you took the time to make these videos, they really are the best pixel art tutorials I've found! I've been sifting through a lot having just started getting into it with Aesprite a few weeks ago and I feel like nobody else so concisely details what each tutorial is on, how they go about it, EXACTLY how they go about it, and capture all the processes from start to finish! Thanks so much!
Thanks for the kind words Silly Con Valet :D I'm glad you think the videos are useful, more coming soon ish :'D
I had to make a simple walking cycle for school. (Gamedev student, we are making a simple platformer). At firsr i didnt think much of it but now im completely hooked to pixel art and animation. These videos are great to learn more about it!
Awesome I hope your next platformer game goes well! Make sure you join the discord and share your work if you’d like :D
Were you at an actual school or did you do it online and if it's online what was it called? Did you learn a lot from it?
This dude and his videos are Underrated. epicly. As a gamedeveloper myself, our art skills are prrtyy trash. This tutorial definitly helped improve it +99.
Glad it could help, thanks for the kind words :D
@@saultoons mama mia lezatos
he look like johnny sins
@@julianmy7abibi804 EXACTLY LMAO 🤣
i wanted to dwaw da dwarf so i clicked this
As a total noob to anything graphical this gives just the barebones and a process to get started. Thank you so much for providing this and no overcomplicating it!
i cant pay that program but i dont think anyone need it with such a good explanation/tutorial, thx for your effort and time.
No problem! Yes you should be able to apply the same process to any animation software :) thanks for watching
@@saultoons is it possible on android if it's possible what app do you recommend?
I don’t have an android so I’m not sure, though others recommend Pixel Studio so maybe give that a shot :)
@@saultoons thanks
You can compile it yourself for free. It's legal too
you just literally explained the animations so well!! i just found my new animation teacher/channel!!! Thank you!!
Glad it could help Abner!
This tutorial is pure gold!!
Glad you found it useful!
I really want to thank you sosososo much because now i really understand how to animate simple things like this!! You word it so casualy yet professional and not make it sound super confusing!!
Thanks for the love Jam, I'm glad I could help! Best of luck with your learning journey :D
I really appreciate your videos! You are well spoken and easy to understand, perfect for us beginners! :D
I am currently interested in pixel art and your tutorial videos are my favorite from the whole UA-cam!
I'm glad you like them Lucy, good luck with your pixel art :D
Gotta love the videos, also the motions you do gives a whole other feeling to the videos. subed :D
Thanks for subbing and for the kind words Chris T :) More videos coming soon!
Thanks man, I have been wanting to make some stuff for my end screen, and I am starting to enjoy the process of making pixel art!
Great to hear! Im glad I could help :D
A Marc Brunet pixel animator version.. man.. love the vibes
What a compliment! I love Marc Brunet!
I'm looking to make a top down 2d action rpg with combo based combat. That smear frame is exactly what I had pictured for sword slash animations. Super helpful.
Yeah smears are awesome! Perfect for a sword slash too!
You having only 7000 subs is a crime, this content is amazing
Thanks for the love :) 7000 is a lot to me :'D
me encantó el vídeo ^^
Es decir,a veces es difícil encontrar personas que expliquen tan bien,lo digo porque yo en lo personal no se mucho inglés,pero el recurso gráfico hizo entender muy bien el mensaje.
Muchas gracias por el vídeo,y muchas gracias si llegaste a leer mi comentario :D.
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras, ¡te agradezco que hayas visto el video aunque no está en tu idioma nativo! Espero que pueda ayudar
Great video! Found this incredibly useful watching you animate your wee frog! Away to work on animating my first character to use for a project
Glad it could help! Good luck with your project.
wow I was doing research for begin animation and your channel is very decent, the montage and the content are super good. I subscribed
Hey, thanks for the sub! I am working on another animation tutorial (should be out in a month or so) which will go more into depth in animation principles :)
I just watched the first 3 minutes before leaving for work, and already, thank you!
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks Brique :D
Great tutorial! My boyfriend just got me Aseprite for my birthday. I'm so excited to use it! I used GIMP when I first tried out pixel animation art. But then a year went by and I forgot how to use it. Figured if I've got to re-learn anyway, I should try a new program 😊I love your hopping pixel frog btw, so cute! Your animation instincts are spot on.
Nice!!! Saw your comment on the donut video too so I hope your learning adventure is going well 😁 always fun to learn something new! And thank you! Acting like a frog irl helps to understand how to animate it, at least I tell myself that 😂
Love you videos!!! I am starting with pixel art and I try to replicate your videos to learn how animation works. Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for the love! I’m glad you find the videos useful! Feel free to join the discord to share work and get help from the community :D
i just discovered your channel and its just amazing ! im an indie dev and i need 2d assets, so i wanted to create my own and it really helps me !
your channel is mega underrated, love your vids bro
Legend, thanks Bobby! Appreciate that :D
When doing squishy things i like keeping the eyes solid and have them move around instead of stretching with the body.
That’s cool, whatever works best for you Lizard Geek 😄 do your thing!!!
I like your animation, but can you make a tutorial for each of the tools that are used frequently in aseprite? I'm not used to using it yet. Thanks
Sure! :)
I had loads of trouble finding a place to sprite animate and now I have, this has helped me a lot with animation and the deep voice ch ange is really funny, especially when you cough😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Glad it could help and you found it entertaining! :D thanks for watching
This was helpful.. thanks Liam, you're the OG!
Happy to help Angad! Thanks for the kind words :)
Typically I cringe when people say that a youtuber does not have enough subs since it seems fine, but this is incredibly high quality content for only 50k subs, this is higher quality then some million sub youtubers. Thank you for helping me and many others!
Thanks for the love Bizar! Glad you like the videos :)
I love that u reply to ur comments it shows ur one for the community. I’m subbing rn (btw do the points in the video apply to Krita or pixilart or other programs like that)
Thanks for subbing! :D Yeah the points in the video are applicable to most software where you can animate, even if its not pixel art but 2d or 3d. It's a common work-flow for animation I think :)
Definantly subscribing, as i do pixel animation in my spare time, this is a welcomed channel to my sub box. Very entertaining and easy to follow, which i could have used a few months back when i was doing my game design exams hahaha
Quick get out the time machine :D haha glad you find the videos useful!!!
@@saultoons Oh that would just be amazing if i could xD
I love you man! keep up the good work❤
Thanks for the love ❤️
I have a 2 questions:
1.for characters in pixel art,whats rhe best way for learning proportions and perspective?
2.Is it possible to enter pixel art with no prior art knowledge?
1 - Study realistic proportions so you know when and how you can exaggerate them. Characters in perspective is just applying those proportions to a perspective grid. There are some great tutorials on UA-cam for applying characters in perspective, I would also recommend checking out some books like Loomis Figure Drawing, Anatomy For Sculptors, which can help you get a grasp on proportions and characters in perspective.
2 - Of course, I think pixel art is probably the most accessible art form because you don't need a lot of prior knowledge to make something look good. BUT saying that, learning art fundamentals along the way will definitely help improve your pixel art, because it is just a medium at the end of the day, just like painting, or 3D, they are all mediums which use art fundamentals.
Hope that could answer your questions. If you have any more, make sure you join the discord where people would be more than happy to help you out :)
@@saultoons how can i enter the discord?
There should be links in the description :)
@@saultoons thank u very much for answering
@@saultoons oh ok
Dude u are awesome and deserve way more subs
Thank you :)
Excellent ! Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial
No problem, glad it could help :D
I love your videos. You're super smart, explain techniques well, all the while being entertaining. I laugh so much!! Please keep making pixel art videos!!!
Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoy the videos :~}
You deserve more viewers. Great content you have bro.
Thanks! New video coming soon :D
@@saultoons can't wait. Subs you bro.
Woah i just checked and he has replied to every comment! Amazing video it really helped!
Not sure how long I can keep that up but I’ll try my best 😂
@@saultoons hold on, 2 minutes after me commenting and I get a reply from the owner, when the video is over 3 months old!? You are truly amazing, I love your content and I only saw it a few minutes ago. Keep it up!
Must be an auto reply bot 🤖 oh wait, it’s me 🤣 appreciate the love Iron Boulder! 🙂
thank you so much bro me and some ppl were trying to create a game now i can make good pixel art for this game thanks
You got this! Good luck :)
this is pretty cool man!
Pixel Pete! Thanks for the love man, Dwerve is looking sick :D
I can't wait to start working on animating I do real basic stuff I keep getting better at editing animation is my next step
You got this!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep going :D
Definitely subscribed love what your doing !
Thanks a lot! :D
I really like your pixel art tutorials, looking forward to next
Thanks a lot! New video coming today with another tutorial on the way when it’s done too :)
amazing, so gooooooood tutorial for pixel animation!
Dude i really respect you not only your vids are entertaining, it's very educational like bro i love it you make me learn without giving me a hard time. Love your vids -- subscribe
Also thank you :D
Thanks a lot for the kind words
I really love your humor lol, got me entertained and educated. Great vid
Thanks so much for the kind words , I'm glad you like the videos :D
This.. is legendary
Thanks YellowBebo :)
How would you recommend adding music to an animation like this? Thanks for your step-by-step process!
Most likely has to be done in an external video editor, just find or create sounds you like and try to sync them up. There are a number of free sound effect sources and websites which allow you to use sound effects. But creating them yourself with a mic and some creativity can be just as fun :D
Oy, amazing video. I really like your style in video editing and drawing. Really helpfull.
Just a quick question: What is the backround music called you used in the Bonus Round at 4:20 ? Thanks it advance !
Thanks! I think the one you're referring to is Through The Crystal by Jeremy Blake, all available on UA-cam Audio Library :)
@@saultoons wow thanks and you are still answering comments ? You are a legend. Here take my small little Abo
@@Manko_Yt Haha appreciate it!
same as the last guy, u make me laugh and make sick art videos. Not much more you can ask for. - subscribed 2
Im glad you like the videos Daniel, thanks so much for watching
I would greatly appreciate it if you did a video on the 12 principles of animation.
Already done! You can find the video on my channel :D
very good tutorials well explained, efficient and with good editing besides that they make me laugh I am from Mexico and I do not speak English, I used the youtube translator and even so they are one of the best videos about pixer art that I have seen greetings
Gracias por las amables palabras Pedro, ¡te lo agradezco mucho!
Me alegra que te gusten los videos, ¡habrá más videos divertidos en el futuro y también más tutoriales! :D
@@saultoons On the contrary, thanks to you you always help me and you facilitate me some things that I do not find well in the animations, I am starting on this and for a moment I was stuck at a point where I did not improve or have any progress but thanks to you I was able to leave and now I feel that I have improved a lot
GREETINGS !!!
Please make similar tutorial for isometric pixel design. It's so hard for me to animate isometric character and maintain the volume proportion right. Changing angle of complex shape character or item really mess my brain.
Isometric is so hard for me to grasp! I hope you continue your work! I am definitely struggling.
Hi, I have a question, when doing your scaling and doing ratios for your pixel art assets, how do you do the ratios for characters and scale it to the game objects and screen resolution, how do you ratio all that so it looks good across all the assets.
Hi Frosty Map, when I’m creating assets for a game I first establish what resolution the game is going to be in. For example, 16:9 screen resolution ratio. Which is the most common screen size, especially for console/PC. Then I design the game based on that ratio. So if I want my game to work in 1920*1080 (a very common resolution), I may design a pixel art mock up at 480*270 which is pixel art to 1080p ratio of 4:1, (divide 1920 by 4 and 1080 by 4) so my pixel art would scale by 4 in engine. But the actual ratio depends on your game and character assets too, if you need more room on the screen you may do 3:1 and design in 640x360 so the characters don’t take up as much space. I usually just keep experimenting and find what works best for the game, as long as it’s a scale factor of common resolution that I’m targeting, (typically 16:9 1920x1080) it will scale fine :) I’ll be making a video on my background design process at some point so I’ll try and address this issue in that video if you need further help! If you have any further questions or need any help don’t hesitate to join the discord or find me on social media and I’ll do what I can to help :D
Love the humor 😂😂😂 and thanks for the tips :P
haha thanks Shakur appreciate ya
Man I like the narrative ...I guess animation tutorials can be fun ..
Haha thanks! That’s my hope, to make tutorials fun :D
You know that I'm actually watching it right now ..
@@tictoktrending7184 Wew nice! Same time :D
WELL...
I'm just gonna go and vibe with the frog
Frog vibes 🐸
I'm making a pixelated shooter games for my what's app events for friends and I the first serious project and decided to make it pixelated so this helped me a lot I'm still working on I it's gonna be a banger not gonna be released to public tho
Awesome I’m glad it can help I hope it goes well for you 😄
@@saultoons I'm doing the smears to save time making my characters slowly having references and I think in a week or two I'll be done with the models that I'll be using if I focus well thank you for the tutorial I was getting intimidated with other people's artwork and couldn't rlly get a good tutorial that wouldn't overwhelm me.
hello ! i'm french and your videos help me so much ! thank you !
and your stretched frog looks like a gecko x)
Glad they can help, thanks for watching :D
This help a lot since Im still new with pixel art animation
My first pixel animation was a bouncy ball lel (try to adapt line animation to the pixel one)
You got this! :D
Me termine todo el video, aunque no entendí casi nada 😔, mi inglés aún es muy básico, aún así gran tutorial, con la explicación visual se dio a entender. Gracias 👌.
Lo siento, no pudiste entender nada del video. Espero que en el futuro pueda traducir mis subtítulos al español para que puedan entender: D Gracias por vernos de todos modos
@@saultoons Y cumpliste, asi que aqui estoy yo, entendiendo los mejores tutoriales de pixelart que hay en internet. Eres genial
I like your speaking style and it is very easy to understand
Glad it could help!
@@saultoons I wish I could be professional at creating pixel art like you:)
@@Devonsky Keep working, you got this! :D
@@saultoons well for today I practice what you teach in this video, and I was able to make my first animation on android
@@Devonsky Excellent work :D Feel free to join the discord to share your work :D Links are in description
great video, really helped me understand how to animate pixeled characters
Great to hear!
Thanks for your explanations, You are helping me a lot understanding pixelart.
Greetings from Uruguay
Greetings! I'm glad it could help :) Hello Uruguay :D
Johnny sins is that you?
hahaha
it'sa little bit late for me here, but hey.. you got one more subscriber man. love your tutorials
Thanks a lot
amazing bro. Should the squash be different for when it reaches top vs bottom, to accentuate the stop?
I guess it really depends on the material/substance of the object you're animating, and how much you want to exaggerate it. It's worth trying it out to see if it makes the animation appear clearer and more readable.
Llevo viendo 3 vídeos tuyos en inglés (con subtítulos y con lo que entiendo). Wtf, me estoy volviendo tu fan o algo así.
Por cierto, ¿qué programa usas en el vídeo?
Hola,
Gracias por ver los videos, ¡espero que los subtítulos te funcionen bien! :D
Para esta pieza utilicé Clip Studio Paint porque registra el proceso automáticamente, lo cual es útil para videos de UA-cam. Pero también amo Aseprite :)
@@saultoons oye, ¿te puedo decir que eres súper increíble, humilde y digno de admiración? Porque te quiero mucho.
I really like your channel. Keep up the good work. what application do you use?
Thanks glad you like it :) I use Aseprite, but all is possible in other softwares :D Remember to join the discord community if you have any other questions, links in the description :)
How about more complex backgrounds? Do you have to copy/paste the frame from the background layer again and again for every single frame? Setting the layer to continuous isnt doing a thing. Whats the best practice here?
If it’s just a single background, linked continuous cells should do the job. Only need to draw it once and ensure the frame is linked on every frame. There are lots of ways to copy frames to ensure they’re in the upcoming frames, I’d recommend checking out aseprite docs to find a method that suits you best :)
I didn't even know there were 12 principals of animation
Haha yah I will make a video about em :D
@@saultoons do it NOWWWW
I know already
i love how the frog looks like sleepy sam (if you watched adventure time)
hahah yes it does now you mention it! :'D
Let Lambah go, you sicko!
MWUH HA HA HAAA!
Hey! Do you know what to do if my onion skin layers are showing only one previous layer?
If it’s in aseprite you can drag the small area on the top of the timeline to change which layers the onion skin shows. Make sure you join the discord if you have any more questions!
This was a AMAZING VIDEO
Thank you!
What software do you use because I use aesprite because I want to learn how to make rhythm heaven type pixel animations.
Yes I use Aseprite too, I just released a tutorial on Aseprite actually so that might be useful for you if you're interested :)
@@saultoons thanks I’ll go check it out :)
Damn, you replied to every single comment. Also great content, it helped a lot!
Haha I try my best to respect those who spend time leaving a comment! Thanks for watching :D
You probably make some great NFT art
haha maybe I think it requires a pretty large following on social media (twitter, etc)
Thank you for making thies highy educational videos!!
Of course! Thanks for sharing your magic with the world 🐸 🧙♂️
@@saultoons how..how did you know that im a frog magician
The Frog Magician because I’m a magic frog too 🐸
@@saultoons impossable
Amazing example video!
Thanks :)
How did you make your profile picture?
Please take a video of how it's done.
Check out my cartoon tutorial, it’s the same process! :) but I may make a video in future of how to do this profile picture style, thanks for the suggestion
@@saultoons Thank you for answering the question. I'm looking forward to your video on this topic.
@@saultoons By the way, better tell me what program you are using in the video
Aseprite
@@saultoons thank you so much
HOLY SHIT I LOVE THIS GUYS VIDEOS
Thanks Habib! :D
3:17 the video buffered here at the end of your sentence and on the smear frame you were talking about, and i thought that was intentional
hahahah
0:31 he just went *b o n k e r s*
b o n k :D
Bro your so underated
Thanks for the love Ahyaan
omg thank you so much man this helped me a lot cuz my project was to make a game and they didnt teach or told us how to make the game at all💀
Glad I could help!
Im drawn in by this man's eyes
Lmao it’s usually my shiny bald head that does the trick
I like that im learning and laughing at the same time 🤣😃😁
Glad you like it AndiMations :)
😂 😂 hillerious, great vid. I just got Aseprit, looking forward to making some fun little animations
Good luck! Make sure you check out the other animation video for more tips too 🙂
@@saultoons aye I am, just watching your 12 principles now. Great stuff man
@@GreenthumbsGarden Awesome!
I'm kinda worried that this video doesn't mention "No bushes were harmed during the making of this video"
hahaha it would simply be a lie
i love u bald man thanks for this i will now proceed to subscribe
Thank you fungus 😂
@@saultoons 💚💚💚 youre welcome bald man never change
Id really love to do this, but I never have a clue how to make a simple looking dwarf like this
Check out my pixel character design video maybe that can help you :D
@@saultoons I had a look at your videos, and I watched that one . Very helpfull, gonna try the frog tomorrow . I subbed
Thanks Taz! Good luck with the frog :)
a pesar de que tu video esta en ingles, logre entenderlo bastante, aun yo siendo un principiante tus videos me motivan mucho a mejorar y de una manera muy rapida.
Thx bro, lamento hablar en español xd.
use the traductor.
Gracias por mirar mi videos :D (No Google Translate, I know BASIC Spanish???) - Ojalá en el futuro pueda comenzar a agregar subtítulos en español a mis videos para que puedas entender aún más. Siéntete libre de compartir tu pixel art conmigo, ¡me alegra que mis videos puedan ayudarte a aprender! ¡SEGUID ASÍ!
@@saultoons tu español es bastante bueno para ser básico, de verdad me seria de mucha ayuda ya que tus vídeos me han ayudado a empezar mis animaciones como principiante.
Thank you very much ;)
This video was very helpful! Thank you!
No problem glad it could help
Thank you very much. Your video was super helpful.
No problem, thanks for watching, I'm glad it could help :D
Awesome work bruh
Thanks Killy!!
Thanks for your tutorial !
Thanks for watching :D
with this software, if you wanted to make something of a decent length. Would out it be best to make all the cycles and edit them all together? like if you wanted to have a character run then jump and climb a wall.
Would you be able to animate the whole thing in one go here, or would i need to animate a: run, a jump then a climb separately and edit them together in a after effects or premier pro?
It's a good question, it's certainly possible to make a full length animation inside Aseprite, but it can be very time-consuming, though there are some plugins that can help tween certain actions.
I usually create the base animations and animate in an external video editor as you mentioned, though one issue is that it sometimes can not be pixel perfect, if that is your goal, though it is much faster in my opinion.
Good video! When is pixel pirate going to be downloaded again I want to download it
Thanks a lot! Not sure atm Axel, if you join the discord/twitter i'll keep people updated if it goes live again :)
Thx
U deserve more subscribers and likes!
@@axelngindang870 One day bro, I appreciate all the support I'm getting so far :D