I play a lot of DOOM 2, with brutal doom installed. I just want a normal/average/low resolution texture pack, preferably darker, and a retexture (either color change or really anything else as long as its the same monster) of the monster sprites. I havent found any of either and im starting to worry. thank you!
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Hello!
I'm developing a top-down 2D arcade/action game as a hobby project. I'm looking for an artist(s) who will help me with animated sprites for the main hero, monsters and level landscapes for my game. My main inspiration is an old game called EvilInvasion, it's quite similar to a more popular game called Crimsonland, but it's done in a fantasy setting.
Some visual reference for you: https://youtu.be/8kXye5SNCQ0
Here's how my game looks in its current early stage: https://youtu.be/xiYX92MBFHE
I tried to draw all the art myself, but I quickly understood that I'm far better as a programmer than an artist. I literally picked up my Wacom tablet for the first time when drawing this.. :) And this far I realized that I need a professional artist to help me with this.
Please note that my game is open sourced and is published with a MIT license: https://github.com/mvlabat/hello_amethyst. Responding, you should be okay with the fact that your work will be published under this license too, including both compiled product and its sources (for instance PSD files).
I assume that it's quite a lot of work to make animated assets for several types of units, neither it is easy to draw a detailed 4K landscape (not "as detailed" as mine) - and that may be a job for artists with different specializations. As my budget is basically a part of my monthly salary that I'm ready to spend on this, I do not expect myself to be able to cover all the work at once. So this is why I wrote "$300-500 per month", and I hope someone will be willing to work on my project part-time on a monthly basis.
This is my first experience of hiring someone, I don't know much about creating art for games, so I'll gladly accept any advice and ideas about the process. Thank you!
P.S. some notes about what I expect:
I would like the art for this game to be executed in some kind of grumpy Diablo-like mood (btw, EvilInvasion itself is a great reference too). I'd prefer the game to be neither cartoonish, nor in a pixel-art style, nor in a soapy-3D style.. I'd like something more or less "realistic" (as for a fantasy game :) ), but not necessarily too much detailed.
I've been helping to create this tool, and after receiving some feedback from the D&D Reddit communities, we have some new features which will allow you to make your own monsters from scratch or to make adjustments to one that already exists.
This free tool is located at Robinloft.com, and no account is required!
Features:
- Traits are fast and easy to add. We made it super easy to put in stats and abilities- if a monster trait already exists, it will autofill the details for you, but you're welcome to write your own!
- Add armor, weapons, and Attacks quickly. All the armor and weapons from the PHB are ready to add to your monster, or you can create your own attacks, and even include them in a Multiattack.
- Spellcasting monsters link to the spell description. We have all OGL spells ready to add to any spell caster, whether they are an archmage or an innate spellcaster.
- CR Estimator. As you add AC, HP, attacks, spells, immunities and more, the site will give you an estimate of the monster's Challenge Rating, to cut out all that confusing math the DMG would have you do.
- Copy an SRD monster and edit as you see fit. That dragon seems just a little too hard (or easy) for your players? Just press a button and you've got your own to edit- change its spells, attacks, size, you name it. With an account, you can even save it for later!
- ^(NEW!) Print or export to PDF easily. Just press a button at the bottom of the page, and all that HTML will get stripped out to leave you with a clean copy for printing to a printer or PDF. This can be used to save a monster without having an account!
- ^(NEW!) Generate encounter tables for your party, and include your custom monsters. Put in the party level and select the environment, and you'll get an encounter table with scaling difficulty, so you can always decide to challenge your players or give them an easy foe. What's more, with the check of a box, you can include your own monsters in the tables. (NOTE: This feature is currently mid-development, so expect adjustments to happen throughout the week)
- ^(NEW!) Add images and descriptions, even to pre-existing monsters. Quickly add images and descriptions, or vote for the best description of an SRD monster to help decide the best backstory for a creature.
We are consistently adding to features, and our monster and spell lists are easy to search. Come check it out, create some monsters, and le
... keep reading on reddit β‘
Which one of these title tracks is the best? I personally prefer Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.
Stand User: Arina Stokoe
Namesake: Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites by Skrillex
Appearance: γScary Monsters and Nice Spritesγ is a normal cloak or any clothing item that has a wearable hood that the stand manifests onto.
Stats:
Power: None (A)
Speed: None (C)
Range: None (A)
Durability: None (B)
Precision: A
Potential: β
Primary Ability: Nice Sprites - When the user pulls the hood of their stand over their head they can morph their body into another human. This ability isn't limited by hight or weight as well as changing the appearance of other clothing items the user is wearing. Thus the user can become a completely different person. The user can then lower the hood to revert back to their normal form at will.
Secondary Ability: Scary Monsters - When the cloak or stand is removed from the user's body, intentionally or not, the clothing item will rapidly transform into a monstrous form based on the first person to lay eyes on the stand. The new creature will become visible to any person even non-stand users and will become instantly hostile to any living around it, even to its user. The creation only ceases to be when the user finds a new clothing item with a hood to don, reverting into a simple clothing item.
Let's give this another shot. If my Stand entry wins, the next contest shall be based around Insect Stands.
I've been helping to create this tool, and after receiving some feedback from the D&D Reddit communities, we have some new features which will allow you to make your own monsters from scratch or to make adjustments to one that already exists.
This free tool is located at Robinloft.com, and no account is required!
Features:
- Traits are fast and easy to add. We made it super easy to put in stats and abilities- if a monster trait already exists, it will autofill the details for you, but you're welcome to write your own!
- Add armor, weapons, and Attacks quickly. All the armor and weapons from the PHB are ready to add to your monster, or you can create your own attacks, and even include them in a Multiattack.
- Spellcasting monsters link to the spell description. We have all OGL spells ready to add to any spell caster, whether they are an archmage or an innate spellcaster.
- CR Estimator. As you add AC, HP, attacks, spells, immunities and more, the site will give you an estimate of the monster's Challenge Rating, to cut out all that confusing math the DMG would have you do.
- Copy an SRD monster and edit as you see fit. That dragon seems just a little too hard (or easy) for your players? Just press a button and you've got your own to edit- change its spells, attacks, size, you name it. With an account, you can even save it for later!
- ^(NEW!) Print or export to PDF easily. Just press a button at the bottom of the page, and all that HTML will get stripped out to leave you with a clean copy for printing to a printer or PDF. This can be used to save a monster without having an account!
- ^(NEW!) Generate encounter tables for your party, and include your custom monsters. Put in the party level and select the environment, and you'll get an encounter table with scaling difficulty, so you can always decide to challenge your players or give them an easy foe. What's more, with the check of a box, you can include your own monsters in the tables. (NOTE: This feature is currently mid-development, so expect adjustments to happen throughout the week)
- ^(NEW!) Add images and descriptions, even to pre-existing monsters. Quickly add images and descriptions, or vote for the best description of an SRD monster to help decide the best backstory for a creature.
We are consistently adding to features, and our monster and spell lists are easy to search. Come check it out, create some monsters, and le
... keep reading on reddit β‘