You should see my older files! I only recently started organizing my layers, folders, and file structures. Before that, the mess really slowed down my process, especially with posting frequently and exporting in different ratios.
Wooow, the way you do the things is impresive, I just watched your tree tutorial and O-M-G that looks really sick, just I don't have enough patiente for all of that 🤣 I'm like a simpler version of you, I also do timelapses and tutorials and I upload them here too 😁
Thank you! Just subscribed to your channel! Yeah, I reckon that for my method you'll need a lot of patience, but there's a way to do things for everyone! Keep up the good work!
In this video, the canvas is around 720 x 720, and I use 640 x 360 for landscape and 270 x 585 for mobile to export. I like using this size since it gives me a good view of how everything looks on both desktop and mobile. Going forward, I’ll be using bigger canvases to fit UltraWide monitors better.
@@PixelHoo thanks for the reply, and fast response. I'm looking at your other videos now, they are great too. I didn't know about the size for mobile before, thanks for being so detailed.
![How to Make an Isometric Pixel Art Tree in 30 Minutes [Aseprite Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aVXfCLV8tY4/mqdefault.jpg)
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We need more of those step by step pixel art tutorials they really work 🙏
Amazing video, don't get me wrong
More soon! Those videos take quite longer than the timelapse videos, but I will try to release a new tutorial weekly or max. every two weeks!
the crt effect made it pop. nice!
Thanks! I still owe you the "how to make the CRT effect" video, but it will come someday!
very nice
Thanks! :D
Nice !! You are very organized with the layers, I usually just mesh them up on the process 😭
You should see my older files! I only recently started organizing my layers, folders, and file structures. Before that, the mess really slowed down my process, especially with posting frequently and exporting in different ratios.
Amazing😍
Glad you like it! :)
Wooow, the way you do the things is impresive, I just watched your tree tutorial and O-M-G that looks really sick, just I don't have enough patiente for all of that 🤣 I'm like a simpler version of you, I also do timelapses and tutorials and I upload them here too 😁
Thank you! Just subscribed to your channel! Yeah, I reckon that for my method you'll need a lot of patience, but there's a way to do things for everyone! Keep up the good work!
@@PixelHoo Oh thank you!! You're my 40th follower! It's alway great to have friends here 😁😁
so cool! 😍subbed!
@@BigWander thank you! :)
Nice work, looks beautiful, what resolution do you paint in? px x px I mean.
In this video, the canvas is around 720 x 720, and I use 640 x 360 for landscape and 270 x 585 for mobile to export. I like using this size since it gives me a good view of how everything looks on both desktop and mobile. Going forward, I’ll be using bigger canvases to fit UltraWide monitors better.
@@PixelHoo thanks for the reply, and fast response. I'm looking at your other videos now, they are great too. I didn't know about the size for mobile before, thanks for being so detailed.
@@chetaalaaereos7389 No problem! Let me know if you have any other questions.