Post #1326546

paying for a tileset, and drawing on top of it in your own style is a great way to speed up art creation when you don't know what you're doing while still keeping artistic consistency :hammyeyes: I sometimes do that and I learn a lot by doing it, seeing how they fit the tiles together for various things is perhaps the biggest time save, but also for things like trees or rocks that I still don't have a good technique to draw, taking this and drawing on top is a good way to learn :3c and needless to say, the artist goes on my game's credits (whether required by license or not) if you are in the need for tiles, give them some love! :akko_fistup: https://itch.io/queue/c/7082324/collaboration-pack-of-3-adventure-tilesets?game_id=2216054&password=