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Published: 2010-01-23 12:54:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 4638; Favourites: 80; Downloads: 68
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My first pixel city plot (see journal), based on the Dutch 'stadhuis' of Maastricht.Next plot that's coming up: the city park.
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Comments: 28
Good Job Man!
Very recognizable since I come often in
Maastricht.
And I got too ask, what program did you use to make this? and is this meant for something?
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Thanks!
This piece was created in Photoshop, for the Pixeldam project (see pixeldam.net)
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Really really nice architecture. The amount of detail is amazing! Well done
(Of wel, echt super vet gedaan, zeg!)
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Whoa, your attention to detail really shows on this this submission, great work.
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Details is what makes pixel art work!
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Hehe, I guess you're right about that.
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Wow! I live in Maastricht, and it's pretty awesome to see a part of it in pixels. XD Well done, it looks exactly like the real thing!
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Thanks! It's always fun to see something familiar or close to home that is recognisable!
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Excellent work
Shading - Pretty consistent, good colours. However, the colour difference in the roofing implies enough light to cause shadows... and the people & lamp posts don't have any, so that's a bit of a miss.
People - Very nicely done - the person in the tower in green/yellow has been positioned in such a way it looks like (s)he is walking on the hand rail though - not sure if that was your intention.
Scale - Pretty good - looks consistent, which is the key
Detail - really nice use of detail, and also good to see you didn't overcrowd it. The scroll work above the doorway is a nice touch, and the clocks.
Texture - very nice, though the ground seems to need a touch more variation - looks a little too repetitive.
Special mention for the stairs and the way you've worked them - they look great. Well done
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Thanks for the feedback!
I must say the shadows is something I've been thinking about for quite some time. I see many artists not using them, which convinced me for also not using them. It's a bit of a style thing, but I totaly understand your point!
Furthermore: the person on the handrail - you're right about that 
Love your eye for detail when watching someone's work. Make's me feel appriciated. Thanks again!
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No problem. Feedback is one of the best ways to learn - especially with Pixelart. We spend hours looking at something, and convince ourselves that it's how it should be (then, someone else looks and says 'why does that person look like they're floating? why doesn't that line join up... etc).
Keep at it though - your skill is higher than mine, so I'm going to be referencing your stuff when I'm looking for new techniques...
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Thanks all for the kind words!
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OMG
amazing .. wow .. thats
really good
great pixel work !
well done
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Great pixeling! o:
So many details. *PokesIt*
And nice touch putting all the little people in.
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Wow, this is a really great example of isometric pixel art. I like the detail and the colors.
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It's what they say: the devil's in the detail. But when it pays off it's all worth it!
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Good job boss 
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Thanks for the compliment!
*lol* I hope the new mayor approves...
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