Learn Pixel Art in Aseprite : Pixel Art for Video Games

Master color theory in pixel art by using HSV to adjust hue, saturation, and brightness, building palettes that reflect a light source with yellow highlights and blue shadows.

Create a Bloodborne-inspired healing potion in Aseprite, practicing pixel art techniques to design glass and blood with shading, highlights, and shadows for your video game.

Create a dagger by building a color palette, selecting wood and steel tones, and applying shading and highlights to a pixel art canvas in Aseprite.

Create a huge melee sword in aseprite for pixel art, using prepared colors, laying down highlights and shadows on separate layers, and refining the weapon with color replacement.

Create pixel art for an RPG asset in aseprite, setting a small canvas, applying a yellow background texture, outlining in purple, and refining highlights, shadows, and low-resolution details.

Draw simple books in pixel art on a 40-pixel canvas, using blue, purple, orange, and yellowish tones, then add shadows on paper guided by a light source with green tones.

Learn to create two types of ground tiles in Aseprite: flat ground with a collider and a layered, dimensional plane for a richer game environment.

Continuing tile creation, this lesson teaches building a brick wall for dark dungeon scenes in Aseprite, using 16-pixel bricks, two bricks, outlines, colors, and directional highlights from the upper left.

Increase tile variation to reduce repetition in your pixel art by expanding tiles, duplicating and repositioning elements, and adding highlights, shadows, and transparent layers in Aseprite.

Create a red curtain on a dark wall in Aseprite, a pixel art task, building a wavily rectangular curtain with shading and top-light highlights, plus scratches and lines.

Continue creating the second part by duplicating the previous piece, changing shapes, adding scratches and shadows, and adjusting outlines and color palette in Aseprite for pixel art in video games.

Export sprites and animations from Aseprite, slice and import into Unity, create idle and attack animations, configure animator transitions with an attack trigger, and trigger it by mouse click.