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[Kanii_Nanii]

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[fleet]

While I don't use conventional sprites, I like your art; it's refreshingly different.

[ninjakaami]

First off, the style that you do your CGs in is beautiful. I really love the softness of the lines and how the colors blend; it gives the characters and scenes a very dreamlike quality, and I LOVE it. I could stare at that first sample all day. Is there any possible way to get that sort of style for character sprites? Maybe? I would love you forever if you could.

I'm bookmarking this page, and hopefully I'll get to work with you on my project soon. =) I want to wait until I have more of the script written and coding figured out before I start asking for artwork. It would be such a shame to ask for it and then not use it.

[Kanii_Nanii]

First off, the style that you do your CGs in is beautiful. I really love the softness of the lines and how the colors blend; it gives the characters and scenes a very dreamlike quality, and I LOVE it. I could stare at that first sample all day. Is there any possible way to get that sort of style for character sprites? Maybe? I would love you forever if you could.

I'm bookmarking this page, and hopefully I'll get to work with you on my project soon. =) I want to wait until I have more of the script written and coding figured out before I start asking for artwork. It would be such a shame to ask for it and then not use it.

Hey there! I'm sorry for the delay of my reply, didn't actually expect people to reply Y'know. Big thanks to all your compliments, I'm honestly flattered to see this kind of 'not too anime' style applying to some people^^
To the sprites:
I'll be realistic and confess that it might not be the best idea. You see, the CGs are set on a certain type of mood: A mood can best be expressed through - you guessed it - color schemes!
For example, if I need a CG of two people having a simple picnic, I'd use light and cheerful tones. However, if the mood shall be quite tense(Example: Person approaching forbidden area), then unsettling and dark colors would be more appropriate, wouldn't they? With the mood color scheme set, the whole 'view' basically changes. The mood applies to the background, the light- everything.
Now to actual sprites: They do not apply to any mood. That's basically my point, they're supposed to be used behind any kind of background. And if I would make for example, a character having an angry expression with warning colors, it wouldn't match to the background or maybe light.
I still hope you can understand the point I attempted to make here and thank you for your interest!^^

[greenjelly]

I really like the style of your sprites and the way they interact with the backgrounds you have. They're pretty unique and just really visually interesting, especially Doc with the burrito. Definitely going to PM you!

[nanna4673]

Hello there! My name is Nanna and I'm working on a short (really, really) late NaNoRenO game and I feel like a couple of more CG's would be really nice (Another artist already made a sprite and some CG's). And your artstyle is so pretty and the atmosphere in the CG's you make is really something I'm looking for! The visual novel I'm working on is called Dreamcatcher (Thread here: viewtopic.php?f=43&t=38145) and hopefully I'll be finished with it soon. Would you be interested in working with me? ^^