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Help With Positions
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Hello everyone as you guys know im not new lol.
but i love to make sprites but what i want also is to make sprites that are not only standing and im really having a hard time with that and i really need help tips
to make it easier or to make it good

thanks for the people that will help :D
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try to keep the proportions and the length when doing that.
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Use already existing sprites as a base, it´s not shame to use them.
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try to imagine yourself in the pose you want and use a mirror
then sprite it :)
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think this should help us all...

every time i post some of my sprites you guys complain that it same pose... gimme some ideas man....

atleast paint it... like stick figure so i can see it...
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Seriously... go do your own practice. Other people can only give you a limited number of ideas... ideas they already have...

So if you're gonna have to base your stuff on other people's ideas, when are you going to be able to create original stuff on your own?

Anyway, for practice, its always good to imitate other examples already in lf2. there's a ton of examples that would baffle the best spriters around. As you get more used to the weirder and weirder poses you'll come to be comfortable drawing you own poses, first in stick figures, then in outlines, and finally as a full sprite.
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(08-28-2010, 01:06 PM)Siegvar Wrote:  Seriously... go do your own practice. Other people can only give you a limited number of ideas... ideas they already have...

So if you're gonna have to base your stuff on other people's ideas, when are you going to be able to create original stuff on your own?

Anyway, for practice, its always good to imitate other examples already in lf2. there's a ton of examples that would baffle the best spriters around. As you get more used to the weirder and weirder poses you'll come to be comfortable drawing you own poses, first in stick figures, then in outlines, and finally as a full sprite.
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Nah :p but you know that Sieg is good spriter so i think you can trust him :p
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(08-28-2010, 01:06 PM)Siegvar Wrote:  So if you're gonna have to base your stuff on other people's ideas, when are you going to be able to create original stuff on your own?

im sorry im not gonna base my ideas on another peoples ideas what i wanted is tips how to get it easier and get the hang of it but you typed that already but if it wont help me ill let you guys know but because your an awesome spriter i am sure it is gonna work
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@Littlebob: Practice makes perfect. People can give you tips and ways for you to do it, but either way you have to learn to do it by yourself, because every person has their own way to sprite.
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