i want to make pixel art that looks like this, what is the best method to study and replicate?

[Anonymous No.4164839]

[Anonymous No.4164863]

>>4164839
Reminds me of Hexels

[Anonymous No.4164935]

>>4164839
Based Sakura poster.

[Anonymous No.4164965]

read Pixel Logic

[Anonymous No.4165642]

>>4164839
Depends on if your goal is to reproduce within the style or be able to generate, sui generis, new pixel art.

If the latter, just grind your fundies and practice producing drawings in pixel art too, pixel art is just normal digital art with additional limitations

If the former, isolate elements of the room and reproduce them pixel by pixel. First you trace. Then you copy in greyscale. Then you render colors and shading. Then you reproduce from memory. Then you try to make an item that's similar but slightly changed, from imagination.

Repeat over and over again with different isolated elements until the patterns and tricks you're seeing set in. Yes, it's that simple, and yes, it's that boring, reproducing something can in fact be as simple as
>Repeatedly reproduce parts of it till you can basically shit one of your own out just by rote experience.

[Anonymous No.4165651]

>>4164935

[Anonymous No.4165655]

>>4164839
there's no secret. just select a pencil tool and start experimenting

[Anonymous No.4165675]

>>4165642
i want to reproduce within the exact style, i'll save your advice and take it on board

>>4165651
these nail edits though harmless always feel like someones fetish to me. i don't see the point in nail edits they don't really add anything new to the original to me.

[Anonymous No.4167396]

Buy Pixel Logic from Michafrar, it helped me inmensely.
Get Aseprite. Find pixel artists that you like, see retro games that you love how they look and study both.
And PRACTICE.