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Title: Sprite Comic Instructions Needed
Post by: Tingrio on November 08, 2004, 05:29:01 PM
Can any of you here please teach me how to make a sprite comic?
Title: Re: Sprite Comic Instructions Needed
Post by: TEM on November 08, 2004, 05:59:35 PM
Paint program and lots of patience.

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Title: Re: Sprite Comic Instructions Needed
Post by: Hope(N Forever) on November 09, 2004, 07:29:04 AM
'Copy and paste' helps keep repeating scenes very graphically accurate...

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Title: Re: Sprite Comic Instructions Needed
Post by: Insane Steve on November 09, 2004, 08:48:58 PM
I had typed this up yesterday, but I got an inexplicable error right before posting and my computer blew up. Yay.



1: Find your sprites. Trust me, you'll want lots of poses. The Shyguy Kingdom is a great place to start. If you are feeling adroit, you can edit sprites yourself... Background images are a lot harder to find than character sprites, though.



2: Copy paste works wonders. Trust me, you can easily make your comic look longer by copy-pasting each frame. It also becomes nice and consistant.



3: Zoom. This is great for pixel edits of sprites, and also for when you need exact precision to make things.



4: Make sure your plot develops well. Or, lack of plot. See, while graphics are nice, you need a good plot to make your comic interesting. Character degisn is a very important part to comic design.



Case in point: I myself am a horrible artist. I made a sprite comic a while back, though Find it here.



Good luck and happy designing!



~I.S.~