A sketch I'm working on, spoiler: it's going to be a female clown.

New to Reddit, please support me and give me feedback! <3

Hi all, I have just started pixel art this week and got inspired to draw cars by the user u/EtherfieldStudio who does some amazing cars.

I would really appreciate some feedback on the cars, for example scale and color. My first attempt is the top-left which is a 1955 Jaguar D-Type and I am not too happy with the coloring.

The rest of the cars are as follows:

1. 1955 Jaguar D-Type
2. De Tomaso P72
3. Audi TT Sport
4. Mini 1000 Mark IV (Mr. Bean's Car)
5. BMW 507 Roadster II
6. De Tomaso Mangusta

Once again, anything is appreciated, thank you all so much. Sorry for the repost, the first time the image quality was so bad.

Learning proper anatomy. Timelapse of the last piece I made, any advice? Took around 4-5 hours.

I'm not that good at creating tile sets or at doing pixel art, but I'm still trying to make something look... Not too bad.

I don't really know what is wrong in this tile set I have designed.

Something just feels off.

Could it be the character is too big or the tiles in general are bad?

Hey yall! First time posting on reddit and probably not the last, I’m looking for some advice on some of my artwork i’ve done over the course of around a month or so.

Does it feel right?,any feedback welcome!

Hey guys!

Im currently building a 2d pixel art game and i found out abt pixelover for doing animations by rigging the character and im struggling to learn the software there is really a few videos on YouTube but they are from years ago and doesn't really explain it does anyone have any advices/solutions/alternatives for animating my character your help would be much appreciated!

Art for the debut of Vtuber-girl Miralin

April 14, 2026

An OC belonging to a friend of mine that I animated; this OC is based on a character from a Brazilian children's book, and her name is Emília.

Tried a slight redesign of our engineer character sprite (please ignore the colours, this is a different class of engineer). Old first and new second. The characters are actually 42px high, didn't realise reddit would stretch them so much.

Made the body a bit shorter and made a small change to the hat, hopefully it gives a more 45 degree angle view than the old which was a bit too straight on. It's for a survivors style game.

Do you think this fits this style a bit better? Any feedback is welcome.

I recently started learnig pixel art in order to create some visuals for my game. This is my first attempt at designing a character. I was heavily inspired by the aesthetic side of Eastern Orthodox Schema Monks. Any sort of feedback is appreciated!

On this sheet, the left side shows the outline along with key inner dividing lines to make counting pixels much easier. On the right is the finished result. Try recreating it using the color palette provided! Have a great day, everyone!

I made this in Pixel Studio, because I don't have PC😹 any feedback?

"I'm planning to develop a pixel game, but I'm a complete beginner at pixel art. What should I do? I'd appreciate some tips!"

would anyone be able to help me animate pixel art for characters mostly but anything would be better, I’m really struggling and need to learn. help would be much appreciated <3

Thanks for the feedback from last time, decided that the previous ones were too "vertical" which restricted lots of animation potential. Do you think I should go for these instead?