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Emp
@empathicalchemy
Good Morning!! I checked out for a bit yesterday, but I'm still here and moving forward with you all! We are building and creating this as we go along! Keep right on Lurking my friends!!
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@riviera
GM Emp! I love your pictures with wall😀
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@empathicalchemy
Gm Roman! Thank you, they are all part of my Lurkers collection. This one is just for fun, but most of the others are part of a series of 100 or a custom I've made. I'm glad you like them!! 🙂
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@riviera
I'm inspired to start making pixel pictures too:) where can I see the whole collection?:)
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Emp
@empathicalchemy
It's a great art form I feel. It has inherent limitations being done at such a small resolution that it forces decisions that can produce unexpected and fascinating results. this is the series of 100 that sold out in 21' https://opensea.io/collection/the-lurkers and this is to some of the customs I made. Which I'm still happy to make for people! (the earlier customs I made where all on the old Rariable contract, before I put everything on my own contracts) https://opensea.io/collection/lurker-customs?search[sortBy]=CREATED_DATE
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@riviera
I watched it with great pleasure It's cool that all the works are done in the same style, cool collection Yeah, I like pixel art in the same way, that there are limitations and I'm not required to have high skills as an artist to create what resolution do you usually use and what programs do you create in?
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@empathicalchemy
Yes they where not specifically for pfps, but are fun for them and done in that pfp style. 1/1/n its sometimes referred to as. They where one of the first animated pfp collections. I use Pixel Studio drawing app on my phone and iPad. The Lurkers are created at around 36x36 This animation is about 150 x 275 (with the same art program)
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@riviera
I can only imagine how much labor went into this animation Thank you! I'm going to go test the program Warpcast is an amazing place to meet talented people
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@empathicalchemy
The Invaders was quite time consuming! close to 300 animation frames. And done in a "stop motion" style. no code used to move things around. I'm excited to see what you come up with! The app is fully functional with the free version, but does have a pay option as well.
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