Pixel Art for Video Games
Michigan State University via Coursera
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Overview
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This course is aimed at art novices who are interested in creating art for their own games or contributing to game projects. If you are a game designer or programmer, you will find this course helps give you a glimpse into the world of game art. You will be able to better work with artists, or create your own prototype or final artwork. If you are an artist or visual designer who is interested in bringing your style to the world of video game development, this course will give you the workflow to properly interface with a game engine and help contextualize how your artistic sensibilities can enable gameplay.
If you have ever wanted to start making art for video games but have no idea how to start, this course is the perfect for giving you a solid foundation while teaching you usable practical skills. Our goal is to give you a sense of the whole pipeline from creation to setting up in a game engine.
Syllabus
- Week 1: Introduction to Pixel Art
- Week 2: Pixel Art Environments
- Week 3: Pixel Art Characters
- Week 4: Pixel Art Animation
- Week 5: Pixel Art Project
Taught by
Andrew Dennis and Ricardo Guimaraes
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Helen is taking this course right now.
Hi. I am Lena from Ukraine. I am interested in studying pixel art. I like video games and I want to work in this area.