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aaaron
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So I saw decided to start working on my ISO Pixel Art type skills. Practice makes prefect, but here's what I got so far. If you could give tips/advice, thanks.

1\. Simple Building [Will color it in and add detail as in like brick or something after showing it]
![](http://freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/pics/7ca4858d3cfd8fffa781a10fca794800.png)
1b. Simple Building [Colored]
![](http://freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/pics/3aead62c2c9f7ba3983900f41a2e01e4.png)
1ba. Simple Building [Vamped]
![](http://freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/pics/a64715915c2657014173f3dcc90aaa60.png)
1c. Simple Building [Shaded]
![](http://freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/pics/f9be1bd1d85693d0f2db1d21eb6344e5.png)
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Your outlines are basic so far, now you have to know how to select an appropriate palette, how to apply it and how to break the monotony. You can read some tutorials [here](http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/tuts/tsugumo/) and [here](http://www.derekyu.com/?page_id=218).

To give some basic advice already: you'll want to reduce the contrast between your outlines and the actual colours you're filling them in with, therefore you don't use black for your outlines. As for colours, I recommend you to learn how to use Microsoft Paint's colour selection utility, especially the HSV/HSB/HSL-format, since that will help you select an appropriate palette. You'll also want to learn how to add some texture to your bricks, your roof, etc. and preferably not through dithering patterns, since that is required for transitions, but is almost useless for textures.

There is a major issue with your outline: the brick outlines aren't fully symmetric, i.e. there are different sizes of bricks. For a castle wall, this can be a good thing, for a home, just no.

As for the actual house, you may want to teach yourself to be less generic. Most houses won't have a flat roof, and usually have more than one floor, and more than one room. But this will generally depend on the style of game.

Regards,
  Stephan.
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I don't like the gray splitting outline there between the sides of the building, try making it a darker red or something. And what did you shade?
You could also darken the color on one of the sides, depends on where your lightsource is I guess.
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