>>44340324Start by drawing a sprite. It doesn't have to be good or whatever. What I did was
>Draw>Post in /rheg/ asking for feedback(pixel art threads on /ic/ might work too but they're way slower and less people will respond)
>Improve the sprite based on feedbackPicrel is mine for a GSC style game. Right was the first one I posted, and left is the most recent version, though still WIP. You'll get help is what I'm saying.
You already have this massive sprite sheet from FRLG, so you have a lot of references for how to do things like shading, specific textures (scales, fur, carapace etc) and color schemes. Use this resource. Compare your sprites with designs with similar elements and inspirations to see how those were executed. Really, these references are your strongest tool here if you want to imitate the style. I know mine doesn't do it perfectly yet, but the improvements gained from Anons' critiques and using references are undeniable.
