How to add textures to pixel art This is the second part of my pixel art tutorial series. This time I will teach you how to add textures to pixel art. If you don't know what pixel art is or you would like to start from the beginning then look at my other tutorial How to start with pixel art.
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Indeed, I didn't think about it when I made this tutorial. One of the big downsides is that you can't work much with colors in MS Paint, that's why I'm using ColorPic just to help myself out with colors when I make pixel art in MS Paint. But MS Paint uses Hex, so to get this same color on MS Paint then double click one of the colors on your color section and it should open another window where you can mix your own colors. Press "define custom color" and on the right side you will see a current color with a lot of fields where you have numbers in. Put these values - hue:45 sat:205 red:142 grn:114 blue:28 and it should work.
Done! I did it. It's really cool. I drew it all over.
As I use Paint, I discover Special trick to make the work faster: copy/paste.
I made the texture only once. After, I Copy, I put it aside, I remove what I don't want (the Drawing is in diagonal, and the copy catcher is flat), and I paste the texture for every bricks.
But MS Paint uses Hex, so to get this same color on MS Paint then double click one of the colors on your color section and it should open another window where you can mix your own colors. Press "define custom color" and on the right side you will see a current color with a lot of fields where you have numbers in. Put these values - hue:45 sat:205 red:142 grn:114 blue:28 and it should work.
As I use Paint, I discover Special trick to make the work faster: copy/paste.
I made the texture only once. After, I Copy, I put it aside, I remove what I don't want (the Drawing is in diagonal, and the copy catcher is flat), and I paste the texture for every bricks.
I felt like a genious drawing this, thanks.