Honestly I've never liked Butterfree's tutorials (the Pokemon ones). They're old, prioritize editing/recoloring and I honestly hate her description of selout (she calls it "dots")
Sadly I can't really recommend a 'better' tutorial, as the only ones I really know of are my own, the ones here on tSR and st0ven's (which are long-gone from the internet.)
I'd say just make something and post it, we'll try to help your individual skills and situation
Yeah, really the best way to learn when it comes to spriting is practice. Check some tutorials, look at some official game sprites to get a general feel of how things like hue-shifting, AAing, etc are used, and whip up something yourself. Then we can get an idea of what you're getting the hang of and what can be improved. :>
OK well i made a sprite, how do i post it on this thread?
Just upload it to an image hosting site (imgur.com works well) and post the direct link to it within [img] tags.
Is there really such a grand lack of sprite tutorials?
(11-11-2011, 05:17 AM)Neoriceisgood Wrote: [ -> ]Is there really such a grand lack of sprite tutorials?
Good ones, yes.
ok this is my attempt at making a person lol
(11-11-2011, 11:36 PM)masquerain Wrote: [ -> ] (11-11-2011, 05:17 AM)Neoriceisgood Wrote: [ -> ]Is there really such a grand lack of sprite tutorials?
Good ones, yes.
Look harder.
There's a lot.
A lot.
The sprite is pretty awkward, the pose could be a little more solid/sturdy to begin with.
It's too hard to see your sprite, it's so small.
Try aiming to go a little bigger than you are right now.
To be honest, maybe you should look up some sprites around the site, find a game's art style that you like and attempt to try spriting in it by looking at the details of it.