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AbnerSquared
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[2017-11-07 17:20:35 +0000 UTC]
"Figuring out my future"
(United States)
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Favourites: 2297; Deviations: 158; Watchers: 53
Watching: 275; Pageviews: 6008; Comments Made: 261; Friends: 275
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# Comments
Comments: 78
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Super late reply, but thank you for the points from a while back! Much appreciated as always, friend.Β Β
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Incredibly late reply, but thank you!
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Not a problem. You deserve it with the cool art you draw!
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Thank you for the donation, friend! You're too kind. I'm glad you're still here, too.Β
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thanks for the watchΒ
ps you art looks cool Β
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No problem. You deserved it.
( And thank you. 
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Not a problem. You have good pixel art. :^)
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Thank you very much! :^) Hope your day goes well.
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Hey Abner, I was just wondering how you do your shading/gradients? Do you use specific technique or do you have a program that helps you?Β
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The only case in which i used a gradient was on the logo version two (basic-pixels v) testing due to transparent values creating mirage gradients.
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Ohhh okay, I see. Cool!Β
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When it comes to shading, I use a base color, and slowly change it to a colder hue, alongside a darker value. It's time consuming, but it really helps bring out nicer gradients. :^)
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Cool! That's similar to what I do, actually; but what I was kinda wondering was how do you apply the shading? Like, in this sprite that you made, there're multiple levels of shading throughout the entire thing, and even glow effects as well.Β Β Β
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To make designs that are similar to that, I create pinpoints for where makn light sources are going to be, and slowly dim them as it falls further away. As for the eyes transmitting small light glow, I draw in pure white, slowly going down in value for the needed distance (3px in this case), and give it the soft light property, or make it very transparent with the colors. :^)
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Ohhh okay, I see. Cool! Thanks!
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Hope you have a good day as well. :^)
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Thank you. You have some pretty nice pixel art as well. :^)
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Thanks mate,cheers
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Hi! Thank you so much for the 
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I'm sure I will. :^)
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Thank you for the watch!Β Β
I really like your style!
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Not a problem! Your art style is adorably cool.
(and thank you for the compliment.) :^)
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You're welcome and aww thank you too!Β Β
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No problem. You have some really cool art, and hope to see more in the upcoming days. :^)
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Thanks! And same to you!Β
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No problem! You have quite some interesting works. :^) [Thank you as well.]
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