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[shiritt]

Well, i just my my first "real" piece of pixelart, and i would like some feedback for it.

I'm not the type of guy that uses "little colors", because i just don't like the little color look, so don't start bashing it because of that.

All the other helpful criticism is always welcome, desired even .

Greetings, shiritt.

[ANtY]

While the shading and colors are good I think that pose/anatomy/proportions could be better. Before starting pixeling u should draw a sketch of what u want to pixel and then fix all pose issues.

[shiritt]

Its true that i didn't draw the skeleton first, i just started drawing the whole image at once, however, i didn't knew it showed 

Also, i'm not trying to pat myself on the back here, but does this piece "show" that its made by a beginner, or does it look "better than you would expect form a beginner"?

Because its the first thing i've drawn in about two years, and all i could draw before that were ugly ass tiles .

[ANtY]

It looks better than average "my first pixelart" for sure 

[shiritt]

What would be the best path for me to follow now?
i think i'll look into skeletons for now, however, i'm afraid that i don't know what else there is to learn about coloring. and this piece consist only of "basic rules".

I think i'll just try things (thats why its called art ).

And yes, i was a programmer before this, but i wanted to make something worthwhile, instead of ugly stuff :p

[TheShard1994]

It's not just about the anatomy of the skeletons, but also about poses. Learn to put more of a dynamic/action feeling into your poses, it'd improve the overall look of your sprites a lot