Oceans bunch of stuff

[Ocean]

Just tossing some stuffs here:

Angela:
18 colors


Yoshinoya:
18 colors


Shinobu:
15 colors, taken from the Commodore 64 palette


Zodiac series:
(There are 12 total, but I had a very short deadline to finish them so a lot of them are rushed)

Aquarius:

30 colors

Cancer:

21 colors

Capricorn:

12 colors

Leo:

16 colors

Taurus:

29 colors

Libra:

20 colors

Pisces:

10 colors

Aries:

22 colors

Gemini:

32 colors

Virgo:

22 colors

Scorpio:

19 colors

Sagittarius:

20 colors

A photoshop drawing:

Tree of Mana

And lastly, a platformer mockup:

 

[arev]

Mmm... oldschool Very nice works. Capricorn is my personal favourite.

 

[Mascarpone]

the environments are really nice. some of ur human forms need allot of work. but cool pixel stuff. the pixel is beyond me. i do not understand it.

 

[DJ]

Really Nice drawings!
I like characters and environments both, Especially I like characters.

 

[Ocean]

Thank you!

Yeah, I don't practice human figures much so I tend to get something wrong. I think I'll check the proportions a bit more when I do a next one. Honestly I don't know when that'll be, just mainly it's when I feel like it.

 

[arctrooper48]

Amazing work, everything is so shiny and pretty!

Anyways... do you have a palette by any chance (that you're willing to share)? I've always been looking for a large assortment of those kinds of colors.

 

[Ocean]

Thanks! Ah, a palette? I don't, each image has their own set of colors and fairly often I just wipe the palette clean and pick out the colors. Mostly though I take an existing palette filled with wrong colors, make my pixel art with that, then modify the colors chosen as I go. Usually my palettes are 15-25 colors so even if I do give you one, it probably wouldn't be enough for your needs.

I think I could find one that uses more colors and toss the palette here. For what program?

Anyway, here is what I just did today.

10 colors.

 

[Venetia]

Wow, that's actually really stunning. I love the colors and especially the bamboo in the foreground. I'm really impressed!

You seemed to get the spotty negative space prevalent in traditional japanese sumi down well.

 

[Ocean]

Thank you, that comment made my day. I don't really do this type of stuff often so I figured I'd give it a try. It was pretty fun! I'm going to try doing some more in the next 2 days, hopefully they come out good.

 

[Ocean]

Here's a new stuff.

 

[Mascarpone]

i got my aunti a sumi kit for christmas a few years ago.

 

[Ocean]

I kinda feel like trying it. I've done some ink wash drawings before, I dunno where they are now but none of them were landscapes. I'll look for them, though I dunno if I'm going to post them because I didn't think they were very good.

Yesterday I was at a restaurant, and for desert there was a melted chocolate inside a bowl used for dipping marshmallows, graham crackers, fruits and things. Well, all the rest of the stuff was eaten but there was still some chocolate left. There was a wooden stick around that was used as a skewer for one of the fruits, so I dipped that into chocolate and drew something on my plate. Too bad I didn't have a camera with me. It was pretty fun to do.

 

[Mascarpone]

that would be called Fondue ;P

you can do it with cheese too. or broth for boiling meat in.