Hyper Sprites

[lancer09]

I kinda got the idea of announcing my new type of sprites from Pokegirl and her stretch sprites. So, here is my invention of Hyper Sprites. I also thought of saying it now so no one could claim they made it up.

Please, if you'd like to say anything about my Hyper Sprites or the technique of making them, post eveything on THIS THREAD.

 

[I_Like_Pie!]

How do you make them?
They look very unique!

 

[lancer09]

i would have liked it on the thread I asked you to put it on but oh well! i cant really say how to make them now. part of it is confusing and then the rest is a breeze. the confusing part is where and when to put an outline. ill create a detailed guide on later.

 

[~*Nobody*~]

I inspered you? YAY! I have a warm fuzzie feeeling inside! *Goes back to writing the tearjerker fanfic* Now I'm sad.

 

[Brandon-kun]

IO really like them! Are they just recolours or something? And make a good guide! I really like them keep up the good work!

 

[~Flareon~]

I liked the Hyper Charizard, it looks very awesome.

 

[Kyaku]

Their recolored Pillow Shades. With loads of shades.

Meh, I like them. But I HATE the color on Hyper Chardachic. >_<;;; The color is way too bright.

-Spikey-

 

[lancer09]

Hyper Guide:::

START OUT by simply choosing a Pokemon.

1) Choose a DARK color to use as an outline. DO NOT outline everything. only outline noticable details such as symbols, tuffs of fur, and mouths. You must NEVER outline eyes unless they are noticably there. An example would be Slugma(the eyes stick out of the head)

2)Make a lighter shade of the outline color and go around the inside. Make right angles. DO NOT skip around corners. if you do it will not look the way it is suppose to.

3)Make a lighter shade than the last and go around the inside. remember, make RIGHT ANGLES!!!

4)Keep adding lighter shades until everything is covered up. And wha-la! youve got yourself a hyper sprite.

HINTS:
-Make right angles when adding lines.
-Only make lines one pixel in width.
-Never go from one color to the next by more than 2 shades unless it is a small area. Then if that is the case, do not do more than 4 shades of difference.

 

[Megg Lavender]

Wow! Those look really unique. They have soft shadings, and Charizard is my favorite. ^^