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Well, they're not official quality, but they're still OK. Well, here you go:



But if just text showed up, I have another image down here:



If that didn't show up, I have it attached.

If that dosen't work, oh well.

BTW 1. It is harder than it looks to have the 8 bit color style. 2. For people who say spongebob is a show and not a game, I just finished this sheet after quitting one of the many spongebob game. 3.I didn't get the eyelashes in becuse I didn't have room and it's a fairly thin detail.

I'm not sure if we can use these.
At one time in the past, we had a mixed media sprite section, however, that's long gone.

His eyes are a bit to beady, the legs are to shor & skinny, and his arms need some work.
Over all, not bad, eight bit is difficult to pull off for some people.

It's not 8-Bit. It doesn't even look like Spongebob.

Moving to Sprite Discussion, this is pretty bad.

Try to take it easy on him, he's a beginner. As for your sprite it's be best if start over from scratch. Try making him bigger and some hands would be nice. His legs just look like two diagnal sticks when he walks so fix that. Make his nose bigger add his red dimples and freckles. Here use these pictures as bases.


Note how legs look when jumping.

aI mean it has 8 bit color quality. If I wanted to, i could make awesome ones.

Then make awesome ones, cause these are pretty horrible

8-bit isn't the same as bad. I wanna see the "awesome" ones.

These aren't that good, and yet I could see them in a real game, although it would be either a terrible one or a pirated game. Listen to El Loco, look at some refs and base them off of those refs.

8-bit sprites only have 3 colors maximum (four colors are used in very rare cases, and they're usually when the character is made of multiple sprites. Case in point: Megaman's face is a separate sprite with a separate palette)