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"Samarskaya Oblast" Poster

September 23rd 2024 Pixel Art Hand Pixelled Vinegret43 @vinegret43

100% 283 178 pixels colors

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Vinegret43 @vinegret43

Drew this as part of my homework at the university. I even went to the copy center late at night to print this out on an A3 sheet of paper. In the end I showed this print-out to the class only once. Now it's just collecting dust somewhere at the uni

. I also got tired of Libresprite because it's missing some features present in newer versions of Aseprite, so I went ahead and compiled Aseprite from its source code to draw this piece. Palette used here is Resurrect 64

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Tags: #landscape, #mountains, #river, #poster

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Resolution: 283 178 pixels (50.3k pixels) Colors: 37

Comments (2)

Vinegret43 is looking for critiques on this piece! Please be constructive.

Cirst September 24, 2024

Yooo! I live there! Volga looks nice, but i think the goat could get more shades. I hope you got good grade with this!

Vinegret43 September 25, 2024

Hi, it's so nice to just randomly meet people from my homeland! Currently I don't live there, but still have a lot of memories associated with this place (With Tolyatti in particular). Indeed, I got a good grade with this one. Most of my classmates didn't even really bother with the homework, so my poster looked like a masterpiece compared to other ones, even though it's pretty mid by Lospec standards.

As for the lack of shading on the goat: even the original version of Samara's coat of arms doesn't have any shading there. Guess I'll file a complaint to whoever designed it :P

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