Topic: Pixel Art

@zezhyrule: An ocarina instrument, or a character from Ocarina of Time?

@SonicMaster: Yes. Also, if you look a few pages back, you'll see that an upgraded version of your avi is available.

I was considering making a request, but, is it okay if I ask in a few weeks?

@StarBoy91: Haha, you can ask whenever you want. :3

The ocarina of time instrument would be nice.

Charging for 16-bit avatars huh? Brilliant idea indeed pixelman. I too have a request, however, I am unable to reveal it at the moment. I will be back next week.

So my 16-bit request in a few weeks is gonna be costly?

Said it right here.

Yes, it'll cost you at least 500 points, though I'll accept more if you insist. :3

'k, I'll try to get on it sometime tomorrow.

MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA....Sorry, off-topic. :3

okay thanks.

pixelman.. If you dont mind me asking.. What program do you make your 8-bit stuff in?

http://gimp.org
I think.

Yup, I use Gimp. :3

Problem: I really want to try that Gimp thing, but whenever I try to go to the site, I get the "Internet Explorer can't display the webpage" thing. Help?

Answer: Get Firefox. IE sucks.

(Also: You don't n necessarily need Gimp for pixelart. Paint works fine, but I like Gimp because it has layer support.)

True dat!

Cool thanks. I'll see what I can come up with

EDIT: EEEEEGHHHRR!! I keep coming up with this

• The connection has timed out
• The server at www.gimp.org is taking too long to respond.
• The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few
  moments.
  • If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
    • If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
      that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

Fireworks owns if you wanna spend some cash. I prefer it to gimp and Photoshop...not to say I've moved any mountains with either.

gimp.org is down right now. Try tomorrow.

???
How do they pay you in points? That is very interesting.

By the way, I use Paint.net http://getpaint.net
Gimp and another program I'm blanking out on at the moment for animation, but Paint.net for the actual pixel work because is clean, simple, with easy to access tools perfect for pixeling.