I will do pixel art animation, pixel art sprite sheet pixel animation character design

My pixel art sprites and tilesets are designed to work perfectly out of the box with Unity, Godot, GameMaker, and RPG Maker. I ensure all grid layouts and asset dimensions match standard engine guidelines to prevent asset import or timeline errors.

Yes, absolutely! I am highly flexible and can adapt to almost any retro pixel art style. If you have reference images, concept sketches, or a specific game style you want to replicate (e.g., Stardew Valley, Celeste, or old-school NES/SNES graphics), just share them with me.

I specialize in 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit art styles. My standard canvas sizes for characters and tilesets include 16x16, 32x32, and 64x64 pixels. If your project requires a custom resolution size, just message me first!

I deliver character animations as a clean, perfectly aligned 2D sprite sheet (usually in transparent PNG format) along with a separate animated GIF preview so you can easily view the motion cycle.

I primarily handcraft my assets using Aseprite, which is the industry standard for clean pixel alignment and professional frame-by-frame animation cycles.

To get the best results, I will need: The character or asset description (role, personality, appearance). Desired canvas size (e.g., 16x16 or 32x32). Any animation frames required (e.g., idle, walk, jump). Visual references or color palettes if you have them.

Yes! If you need a large bundle of assets such as multiple characters, an entire tileset environment, and various UI props. please contact me via inbox. I will review your game concept and send you a discounted custom offer tailored to your budget.

The basic package delivers the standard PNG/JPG files. If you require layered source files for future editing such as .ASEPRITE, .PSD, or vector formats (.AI), you will need to pay extra.