I really do like your style. It has an elegant simplicity to it.Originally Posted by Anthus
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These are from a currently unnamed, and surprisingly fast-moving spur of the moment project of mine. I'm going for a particular aesthetic here, and I realize some people will hate it, but if you are a fan of ZC quests with graphics inspired by Chinese pirated SNES/ NES carts, than this is the quest for you. The trees, and house interior walls are custom. A few other things here and there are custom too. This is probably the most spriting I've ever done, and since I'm not the best spriter, that is also a reason for the artistic direction. If you are curious, dungeons will still use the traditional Zelda perspective.
Your Link, however, does not fit. You need to adjust his palette to give him more contrast (Make his face brighter, and his hat and tunic darker), or else he blends too severely with the background. I couldn't even see him in the first image before squinting.
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@Majora
That screen is a jaw-dropper. Wow.
@NewJourneysFire
It's a nice shot, but I agree with Phazite. You need to thin out some of the salmon from the palette.
@Lightwulf
Your neoclassic tileset is great! I especially like the townsfolk.
@trudatman
You already know how I feel about Sticks and Stones. That style is so unique it's mind-blowing.
@Seastorm
Those classic shots are nice, but I like your gameboy stuff better.
Also, is that a lava zora in the first screen?!
@Rambly
Your palette is awesome. And I don't know what you're talking about, the sub-screen on the first shot rules!
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