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Hey guys! Congratulations on making it to the end of this course!
We did so much together.
We learn the basics of pixel art
making objects in different sizes
different angles, came up with cool concepts together.
we made backgrounds, learned about color palettes
making top-down scenes
we learn how to animate
and we made storefronts together
What a crazy ride this has been for me producing
and probably for you guys on this journey as well.
You may be wondering what there is to do next.
So far, I've set you guys up with the pixel art basics
And the assignments that will get you oriented for making games and animations
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The next step would be to make a portfolio with everything you've got!
Focus on your interests and make it interesting.
If you finish all of your assignments,
you should have at least one of everything you need,
but now is the time to keep on exploring.
Want to be a background artist?
Do it! Keep making those backgrounds.
Make a bunch that your proud of and keep it in your portfolio.
You want to animate and create your own characters?
Do that too! It will definitely take more time
than just this course to figure out what you like to do
but maybe you guys already figured that out!
From the start, I encourage you guys to think about
what kind of project or ideas you'd like to explore and make
and it doesn't stop after this course.
I want you guys to follow your passions
Make that pixel game
you always wanted to, apply to that game
company that you dreamed of working for
we all start from somewhere
and we gotta take it one step at a time.
It's all about those baby steps.
The pixel art community is a really tight and friendly bunch
don't hesitate to reach out to me
or any other pixel artist that you admire.
We'll always be here to chat
you can find most of us and our work through the hashtag pixel art on both Instagram and Twitter.
Finding work can also be difficult
but there are literally so many opportunities out there right now
In indie games, graphic design, and animation
a lot of stuff in the industry, and also a lot of room to become your own artist
and set up your own online shop
a good way to make yourself seen
is to post your work in the pixel art tag on Instagram and Twitter.
You'll see a lot of talented pixel artist their post what they're working on.
Another good one to finding work is portfolio day.
It happens four times a year, maybe more now.
So keep an eye out for these tags when they start trending
There's a lot of eyes looking; industry leaders and your future employers look at these tags as well
and they're always looking for new people.
And that's about it!
Thank you so so much for taking my class.
It's been a pleasure working with all of you.
At this point, I've already seen your first couple assignments
and I'm honestly so happy and proud of why you guys have made
I know you guys are going to get even better in the future.
If you ever want to talk to me, even after the class is over
the server is still up and running
and I'm going to try to host a more kinds of events
to get us drawing together
and you know, just reach out to me personally.
I'm always available to chat.
Anyways, thank you for taking my class.
I really hope you guys learned a lot about pixel art.
Take care guys, and I'll see you around!
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