Usually I start by saying things like "page 1 is a crosspost of https://www.furaffinity.net/view/55818359/ and depicts two of my female characters." Now, I guess I also usually would share links like https://inkbunny.net/s/3137469 & https://inkbunny.net/s/3266019 to show the last time I posted art of said characters. Usually I base my pixel art off of incremental improvements made to my previous art. So, page 2 is a crosspost of https://www.furaffinity.net/view/55807221/ and shows a slightly earlier version of the chibi style sprite of Goldendove. Except, all I changed were outline color and a few pixels here and there with her. Do I get to say she is flattered by the changes, or at least flattened by them? Colors were changed in a few places, and the fact a small sprite of Rose is next to her with her own palette was added for the more recent piece. Oh, and the sprites have scaled up versions because they are kinda hard to see at 1X scale. Like, can you even tell those two pink pixels above the bat's 1 pixel sized eye is a rose without me saying so or linking to the sprites I scaled her down from. Other details to note is Rose is a mother. being so to the actual main character for my game idea. Really, I guess that can be figured out by the other pixel art I post on this account, even if I do tend to post here with a few days of lag compared to the times I post on other furry sites.
