I only have a little concern and that is the really thin bits of lettering. But it's nothing major.

That actually would be a problem if the design was printed with that nasty vinyl stuff that cracks and fades.

I had that exact image in my head.

Good job man.

The design seems really... Open, or spread out. Looks like you had to cover more ground than you wanted to. Which could be a good thing or a bad thing.

More fiddling.You can make your own though, with a loop of string and two anchors.

I really really like those, Geti.

Good to hear, Contrary.

I enjoy doing small scale work, there's less pixels to push around and getting the detail flowing nicely is a fun challenge.

Thanks. I imagine that's mostly because I had approximately zero plan, and made it up as I went along
The entire thing was a way of procrastinating for my finals.


Hadn't though of that, but that's a really good point. I bought a shirt in NY with that crap, it's almost all worn off by now. Good old ink shouldn't have that problem, but then again, detail that fine might get lost on a silkscreen. Hm.

@Geti - Those look super slick. I've really got to learn that.

Pixel art is good fun

Consider thickening up some of the details before posting it as a tshirt perhaps? hairline details are nice and all but in terms of printing the results might be suboptimal.

Some nigh-on monochrome robots. Thoughts?

Just made this... a shameless gimpjob.

An edit that actually look far too long, for someone on TIGSource. Lizard's probably going to be mad about the banding here and there but w/e. Pants are too poofy and the chest is a little noisy.

Yeah well, atleast it doesn't have 90 degree limbs and diamond shaped highlight on the beret.

@Major: The left one's legs look a bit weird around the knees.

Yeah exactly. Though with my monitor having just adjusted itself the contrast is fairly extreme O_o

@Major: Your bodies look contorted.