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ExplanationThis tutorial is just to show some ideas, how you easy can make ISO buildings or objects with irregular pixel lines, without to lose isometric view.
Little info:- Made 4 year ago;
- The palette isn't best, but I prefer to use my old work;
- The tutorial is for Photoshop, but easy can use idea in another programs.
Other infoThanks to Ledenata for translation!
NotesHave another 3 tutorials, but haven't translation for them. If have interest, will see in future to repair and translate them.
I hope to be usefull. If have some remarks feel free to write them.
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Comments: 39
Wish you could upload more tutorials like this. It was really great!
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i so love your works.. wonderfull.
in last time i try create somethink pixel art too.
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Very helpful, thank you.
Your work in PA is amazing.
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Thank you for making this tutorial! it will be helpful to me.
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oh goodness! i hadnt thought of using that style for roofs! so useful!
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This is so stunning! Thank you so much. Perhaps another tutorial, maybe? This one was just so useful!
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This was an awesome tutorial, I had to reconfigure it for myself as a microsft paint user with pixel art- but the tutorial applies over perfectly. Do you have one for dome-shaped roofs? And please publish your other tutorials! Hopefully I'll be able to figure it out. I'm from Romania.
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nice tutorial, good to see someone explain how to make a different type of roof than the usual flat roof.
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Having done a bit of pixel art before, I was wondering where the hell you were going with this until I saw the final images and was rather blown away. XD
Nice job.
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great! good tutorial and good techniques...
keep it up!
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Your wonderful tutorial has been included in my October Round up for the Resources gallery [link]
Thank you for providing the community with such awesome Resources.
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beautiful tutorial, really simple technique and great results!!
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So when you're coloring your work, do you find yourself locking the transparency a lot? Or sometimes do you ever run gradients over pixels with locked transparencies? [knowing the gradients wouldn't show smooth, but when zoomed out the colors may blend better] - hope that makes sense -
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Wonderful tut, rly usefull to those who always wanted to start iso and never did. Thank you so much for this i feel like trying this type of stuff now XD
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omg that is SO cool. thanks SO MUCH for sharinnng!
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Thanksssssss! I've been waiting for a tutorial on this stuff. Love it!
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Great insight into your creative process! Thanks!
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Thanks, this is a really good tutorial. You have a good clean style.
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Getting the three-dimentional geometry right in iso scenes is always the hardest part. Excellent tutorial.
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Yep, but many peoples think that must use only correct pixel lines. That is why many times works look at very similar, maybe because more ISO tuts are how to make regular pixel lines or because is easy to make regular pixel lines.
Thanks ctrl-alt-delete 
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