Hello! I apologise if this is the wrong forum, I'm super new here!

I'm looking for someone who's able and willing to work alongside myself on a game project I'm working on, inspired by the likes of Undertale and Stardew Valley in terms of artstyle. Therefore, it's needs to be someone who can do pixel art and sprites, and I'll be handling the coding and whatnot.

I'm sadly not in the position to pay, which is why it'd be best to find someone who had an interest in the project and wanted to be part of it, instead of simply being hired to do the art for it.

Despite the massive amount of completely free assets available under the Liberated Pixel Cup Project at OpenGameArt.org it is not widely used. One of the reasons could be that it is not obvious how to get started with it in some of the most widely used game engines.

The most widely used 2D RPG game engine at the moment is RPG Maker MZ. This project is an attempt to make it a bit simpler to get started using LPC art to make an RPG using that software.

I recently release a developer kit that is essentially a pack of tutorials and guides for creating pixel art sprites that are standardized in scale, style and workflow, meant to create a consistent complete solution for representing any object or character in a physic ragdoll 2D platformer perspective game.

I am using LPC as a basis for a 2D character controller in Unity, using one of the GitHub repositories where the animations are seperated.  I am not interested in doing sprite sheets for all the parts and possible color combinations.  I currently have animations for Climb, Idle, Walk, and Sit for the head, body, hair, shirt, pants and shoes.  It should be easy to add in more body parts, and animations.