Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway. We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired...
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Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway. We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired...
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Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway. We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired...
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Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway. We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired...
Zoom Info
Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway. We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired...
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Pixelart and animations on “Halfway” by Robotality

I’m currently working with Robotality on their first major title: Halfway.

We’ll try to show stuff all along the development. For now, here is the first character I designed: the grey-haired commander.

Please, slide the pictures above. You’ll see some of the creation processes. After a lot of rough on “paper”, I create a front view of him, static, then breathing (the “idle”).
After that, I add the 4 other views we need and I animate them as well. Then, the commander has to do a lot of actions, like running. I use basic shapes and flashy colors for the rough step, I set the frames timing and when we are OK, I clean it up.

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  3. thisisellian said: Very nice subpixelling on the first few. :) And impressive work on making the animation be that readable despite the camera angles.
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