DENZI's public domain art
Monday, June 29, 2015 - 15:43
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- 2D - Isometric Tiles
- 2D Dungeon Art
- 2d Game Collection
- 2d Tiles
- 32x32 CC0 JRPG-ish style
- 3D Dungeon Crawler
- A Jump N Collect Game - scouting
- A Pixel Art Collection
- A Pool: Unsorted (GDN)
- CC0
- CC0 artwork
- CC0 Sprites
- CC0 Tiles & Tilesets
- Character Sprites
- DENZI's artwork
- Doom Engine Textures (Patches)
- Dungeon Slayer Art
- Generic Art Collection
- Good CC0-Art
- justmycol
- Large Collections
- Lore's Adventure assets
- Palette scramble sprites
- Pixel art
- Pixel Art - JRPG
- QnD002 Assets
- Ragnar's CC0 Bag of Holding
- Random Art
- RPG Art
- Text RPG
- THEME: fantasy / rpg
- Tile2Map
- Tilesets (CCO)
- Tilesets and Backgrounds (PixelArt)
- Time & Tides Moodboard
- Top Down RPG Pixel Art
- Top-Down RPG (Orthographic)
- Topdown
- Truly Truly Public Domain
- UI Elements
- UI Stuff
- Zelda Like RPG
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One of many of Denzi's wonderful pixel art sets. 3/4 overhead orthogonal perspective stuff including dungeon tiles, monsters, items, ability icons, and more.
Much of this artwork can also be found in the Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup set, but a lot of really great stuff can be found here that was not included in that set.
Most of this is 32x32 pixel sprites. There are other 32x32 pixel orthogonal sprites from Denzi, but I've kept them as separate submissions because they are released under different licenses.
This may work well with Denzi's other works
UPDATE: new preview images showing more of what's inside. Also, if you prefer your sprites and tiles as individual files, they're all organized into handy category folders!
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DENZI_CC0.zip 1.1 Mb [3447 download(s)]
DENZI_CC0_32x32_tileset.png 469.4 Kb [1919 download(s)] DENZI_CC0_32x48_monsters.png 53.1 Kb [1610 download(s)] DENZI_CC0_individual_organized_tiles_sprites.zip 1.4 Mb [1805 download(s)]
Comments
wow this has so rich content!!
I didn't know until I open it lol
thx
OMG, this is awesome, how come I haven't found this earlier? Not many comments either.
I think the submission could be improved by:
a) A complete preview - the archive contains much more than what's shown.
b) Sprites separated into individual png files with transpareny to be ready to be used out of the box. A lot of people reject good art if they can't use it straight away.
c) Maybe even more tags - I can see a lot of stuff in the archive that can't be found because it's not in tags nor in previews. E.g. cats, birds, helmets, ...
a). My thought process at the time was "movie previews don't show the whole movie because they're just a preview" but I'm inclined to agree. I'll see about finding a good way to showcase more of it without overwhelming the page.
b.) Agreed, but I'd need some help doing that. Any chance volunteers would be willing to help me separate sprites and give it transparency?
c.) What tags did you have in mind beyond "cat, bird, helmet"?
i enjoy slicing and volunteer for B. i dont wanna do the paperdoll one, though, because i don't know how i would organize that, at all.
also, i don't plan on naming the files properly... im just going to make guides and isolate the art and then guillotine in GIMP. throw them all into an archive.
should i create a separate entry when i'm done? or post attachments here?
Excellent. PM them to me would be ideal. I can name them as long as I know which source file they came from. Would you be able to put them in a folder/archive of the name of the spritesheet they came from?
can do. will PM when finished (sometime ;p).
Thanks, MDV.ecb. The previews now include a full spritesheet to better show what's inside the package. New spritesheet w/ transparency and also individual tiles & sprites with descriptive names categorized by folder and type. :)
nice! i hope i helped a little bit, at least, but i gotta say: nice slicing and very organized!