Dithering Advice...

Started by Squinky, Sun 14/11/2004 22:10:02

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Squinky



I saw a picture by accident on an ORIC site and tryed making a two color bg.....any advice?

Keebo

If only it were colour.... GREAT WORK!!!  :D
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James Kay

Speccy-tastic!Ã,  ;D

If you're using Photoshop, make a few custom brushes with different dithering patterns. Then just fill in an area with a flat colour on a seperate layer, equip your eraser tool with a dithering pattern, one click and hey presto! It's fairly easy stuff.

As for the above image - it's perfik.

Layabout

I think my eyes are burning...

I tried dithering once. As James said, custom brushes is the way to go...
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Evil

Dithering isnt always just a checker pattern.




stuh505

not bad, but it's inverted!  yellow is much brighter than black and you have put yellow where the shadows are and black where the light is

Squinky

Coolness... I had thought about the yellow and black being inverted, but I was going off the style of an old oric pic....

I did this sucker at work where I have only the M$Paint, but I will try that brush thing out definately....Thanks all...

Synthetique

I see three colors!!
Nicely done there Squinky.

Squinky

Heh, well yeah, I wasn't counting the border though, heh.....Nice to see ya around again synth, been awhile...

Synthetique

it sure has..
nice to be remembered.. :D

Developer

Your a good pixel artist, just work with colour and develop your own style.

Pet Terry

Actually, Squinky has his own style, known as 'the Squinky style!'.

I like it Squinks, I love dithering on backgrounds. I'd love to see a game made in this style! Maybe just not with colours that bright, but two colours only. I could imagine something Captain Mostly could come up with...
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