I roughly sketched it up first (left), and then slowly filled it in and added shading and all that. I kept to a 28×28 pixel work area so I could fit it into a pendantlater. Look up tutorials online for doing pixel art in your program of choice, and go to town. If you already have Photoshop, or some other editing program, that’s good too.
(Fun fact, is what ConcernedApe of StardewValley fame recommended to me and what he did all the art for the game in.) Programs like Pyxel Edit or Asepriteare what I use most often. Now, I recommend using an editing program specifically designed for pixel art, as they have some awesome features just for making tiny art. That’s what my brain associates with the kingsblood plant. I don’t remember picking blobby purple masses in game.
So I googled up some reference images of the Kingsblood plant from World of Warcraft: And I haven’t played WoW in forever and vaguely remembered Kingsblood being useful for healing pots. It’s simply polite, and usually they’re more than excited that you even want to.įor this tutorial, I’m making my own art. If you just happen to find cool pixel art online (or any art), I would recommend asking the artist if they’re okay with you stitching it before going through this process.
For video game sprites, I’d recommend going to The Spriters Resource, looking up your favorite game and skipping ahead to the ‘Importing into PCStitch’ section. But also it’s fun to get game sprites or existing images and stitch them as well. Ideally, you are turning your own unique artwork to turn into a pattern. Please do experiment and find the process that works for you! But as I get tons of questions on my process, I figured it was time to write it down. Additionally, this is only my process and it is not the only way to do things. I’m not going to be super thorough on each of these features, I’m just going over the general steps to consider when creating a design. But WinStitch/MacStitchand STOIKare also great programs with similar functions, so don’t be afraid to try those out as well! I’m only really familiar with PCStitch, so that’s what I’ll be explaining. Good! We need more creative people coming up with all sorts of neat designs! It’s fun, rewarding, and there’s nothing quite like the feeling of finishing up a design made entirely by you, or seeing other people stitch your art! Competition and voting are the last seven days of each month.So you want to make your own Cross Stitch patterns.
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