Pixel Art for Game Developers
Daniel Silber
Jul 2015 · CRC Press
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Is the art for your video game taking too long to create? Learning to create Pixel Art may be the answer to your development troubles. Uncover the secrets to creating stunning graphics with Pixel Art for Game Developers. The premier how-to book on Pixel Art and Pixel Art software, it focuses on the universal principles of the craft.The book provide
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3.6
8 reviews
Eeri Hues of The Universe
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August 2, 2021
This book has generally easily obtainable information. It’s seriously overpriced, and i expected there to be more. It’s formatted nicely, and it’s easy to understand, but it’s basic.
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About the author
Dan Silber is a game developer who has been credited for Pixel Art on dozens of games with licenses, including Marvel, Nickelodeon, Pixar, and Disney. His work has appeared on games that span multiple platforms including PC, Nintendo DS, and GBA. In addition to working with Pixel Art, he is a programmer, musician, and accomplished 3D Artist-with work that has appeared in an exhibit in the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum. Dan owns the game development studio Interstellar Tortoise and has written several indie games.
If you want to know more about him, check out www.dansilber.com and www.interstellartortoise.com
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