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Reminding U Poster Two

April 22nd 2025 Pixel Art Enhanced Pixel Art Fer Neo @ferneo101

100% 1308 1070 pixels colors

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Fer Neo @ferneo101

This is the second poster I made for #remindU/#reminding U. Can you guess what videogame title screen this is based on? Also, this took me waaaaayyy too long get the reflections and the text right. I had to come back to make changes and corrections so many times

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Tags: #remindu, #remindingu, #nintendo, #videogame, #poster, #text, #ffv, #finalfantasy, #supernintendo, #snes, #reflection, #words, #letters, #lettering

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Resolution: 1308 1070 pixels (1.3 megapixels)

Comments (2)

Fer Neo is looking for critiques on this piece! Please be constructive.

Glascade April 25

Biiiiig fan of the scanlines and CRT filter, incredible work! For feedback: I think the right side of the 'R' should be thicker, more like the d or the g where they have those nice curves on the outside and are straight on the inside. For the 'e', I'd make the bottom less hook-ey?, maybe by erasing the top 3 or 4 pixels and also add a bit more of highlight on the top line to have better contrast with the background.
I also found the title screen this is based on and I'm also blown away by it as much as this one did in the first place, marvelous work Fer!!

Fer Neo April 26

Thank you so much for the praise and critiques.

The reason the "R" looks like that is because the entire word is drawn in the Broadway font, but I understand what you saying. The most difficult part was trying making the letters appear transparent but readable. Also if you like this, check out the 2 other #remindingU pieces I made.

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