Various pixel art trees
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Trees, rocks, a pond and some scrubs. 32x32 with some padding. I drew them for my upcoming map-based rpg but messed up the size and have to redo them - so these versions are for everyone to use. :) CC0, enjoy.
If you like them, check out my projects on itch.io and follow me there, I have a lot of new games coming and maybe some music, I just bought electric guitar so will definitely make some new tunes. :)
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Very pretty! Love how much detail you were able to squeeze in pond.
Also, your description says CC0 but the license says CC-BY 3 - just wanted to confirm about the licensing
Thanks. The license is now set to CC0. :)
@Magnesus: The dithering is a very unique look. I love the nostalgic feel.
Was generative AI used to assist any stage of creatiing these?EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
No response from submitter. Unless the methodology can be shared, I must remove this submission soon.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
Its handmade in GIMP with Wacom stylus and as I like to do I used G'Mic effects to improve the dithering. I did not respond earlier beacuse such accusations are insulting. But if this is what this site has become I will reconsider posting anything here in the future.
Be insulted all you want. It wasn't an accusation, it was a question. A simple "Yes"/"No" would have resolved it. Unless you have a sure-fire way for me to guage when something is AI generated or not, I must continue to ensure assets posted on this site don't insult everyone else besides you by allowing AI generated content to go unchecked. AI tools are not forbidden here, you're just required to declare which tools were used. G'MIC plugin uses machine learning, so it wasn't really unreasonable for me to ask, was it? Which is more insulting? Me asking you if AI tools were used? or me assuming AI tools were used, not bothering to ask, and just deleting your submission for failing to delcare the tool used? Why would you prefer the latter?