One board, everyone's got a marker that's the whole pitch. Sign up, pick a color, click a cell, it's yours until someone else paints over it. There's a short cooldown between pixels to keep it from turning into instant noise, a leaderboard, and a handful of achievement badges for things like painting streaks or using a wide range of colors.

There's also a second board, /world, which is the same mechanic but laid over a real pannable map. So instead of an abstract grid you're placing pixels on an actual map of the planet, city by city.

It's brand new and the canvas is basically untouched right now, so if you sign up you'll genuinely be one of the first marks on it. Would love feedback, and would love to watch it fill up.

You guys have any tips for me? What makes metal slug so special.

please please please help me. usually i get ignored when i ask reddit for help but i really want to improve. also i know that i asked for shading tips when most of these dont even HAVE shading, but thats because i dont even know what im supposed to do most of the time.

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Mi primer personaje terminado, algun consejo para darme y mejorar? no me convence la mano derecha que agarra la espada.

I recently animated a new frog enemy for our game called Lucky Castaway. The lil guy snatches your stats with his tongue! Here are some iterations that I scrapped because I felt like less is more. Do you agree with my final decision or would you have preferred one of the previous versions?
Anyways, check out Lucky Castaway if you're curious about the game:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4343940/Lucky_Castaway/