No.
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It’s an edited Zero with badly shaded hair. Really, you should tell people when it’s an edited sprite. It’s not even largely edited. Most of the attacks are the exact same!
And the edited armor on the back… it looks like you used a gradient fill to shade it. And you probably did, didn’t you?
That, and they’re not really outlined with anything, and… it just looks bad.
The large beamslash attack has little white dots in it.
The last frame of the fire attack is just three of the second frame.
So… what did you do for Zero’s base? Invert colors? Or use something like IDraw to change everything? Aside from the armor on his back, it’s all the original Zero. Aside from the extended attack animations, that is.
…That insult’s a little bit easier to pick out than most of your other ones, but whatever.
I bet that that sheet took no longer than ten minutes to throw together. Just changed the color with some program, made a few outlines off of the back, and then used a gradient fill.
Well, they look kinda of crappy, I cutted the Sprite work so I don’t have to do much recoloring, but that’s the best result.
I shaded the hair by: Replace Color>> Lighten+ Replace Color
The gradient fill was my best choice for shading, the last time I tried to use a brush that brightens it looked badly, that’s my reason for using Gradients.
I used ImageForge Pro on those sprites.
Not a butterfly, Did you notice the armor design, it looks almost like an Arwing from Star Fo Assault.
he doesnt know what starting from scratch is. Oh my god dude. You start with nothing and work you way through it. Not editing an already existing sprite.
well that doesnt defeat the fact that your post was spam or you didnt understand something. anyway… I thought it was a good sprite till i found out it was edited…