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Patreon TUTORIAL: Visual Novel Sprites 101: The BasicsThis tutorial was made possible by my patrons. If you enjoyed this tutorialΒ and would like to see more like it in the future, please consider supporting me on Patreon. Thanks for reading!
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I have a questions thatβs been bugging me since getting into these. At what dimensions do you recommend drawing at? Is there a preferred image size for pixels or do you go by paper dimensions such as, for example 8.5x11 inches or 9x12 inches? Iβve honestly looked everywhere for these answers but I canβt find anything.
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This is what I needed to see, just for the coloring tips!
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This is seriously so helpful. Exactly the sort of thing I needed 
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It seems to be a useful precise and easy to understand tutorial.Probably the best I've seen so far.Will use it to create my sprites. Thank you.
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Using the timeline in Photoshop...genius! I can't believe I never thought of that. Thank you so much for sharing this.Β
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hey there really like the tutorial but i'd like to ask a question that's bugged me for awhile. when you draw the sprites what size do you start of at? and is there a shrinking process involved when a sprite is added to the visual novel?
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Thank you! This is pretty useful! But I have one question, what pen or brush do you use for the outlines??
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Glad it's helpful! I used a small sized airbrush.
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The problem with me is the outlines >w< But your tutorial really helped me to create my first sprite!
How is it? I know it's not as good as yours, but still! :3 Thanks for the reply!Β
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It's good! The pose is solid and there are a good amount of expressions which makes it more lively.
Good luck with your project!
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I'm honoured! Thank you so much! >w<
I'll show it to you when I publish it Β Β
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I wish i could draw and color as good as you β~β so much talent!!!
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Really nice and very helpful, thanks for your tutorial
So many detail about expression
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Nice and useful tutorial but I feel you didn't mention something small but can make your characters look more alive when changing facial expressions. For example a slight shift in the hand position or the tilt of the neck, small things like that doesn't dramatically change the pose.
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Thank you.
I didn't include thoseΒ because they will be included in my next tutorial, which will also cover clothing and hair variations and how to optimize layering for that and how to export those properly.
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You're welcome! Hope it's useful
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