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I will create a unique pixel art character just for you


About this gig
I would love to work with you on creating a character using a pixel art stylized look I created for a game project I am working on.
All I will need from you is a detailed description and/or reference images I may work off of. The final product will be of your character in a basic outfit. Props (weapons, hand helds, backpacks, etc.) or overly elaborate outfits may cost extra, but we can discuss.
For all 3 packages, you will get:
- A character created from one of 4 base templates I have personally made.
- A .PNG of the file in it's original size.
- Two or three upscaled version of the original from 200-1000% in size (at 100% increments)
For the Sprite Plus package, you may get 2-3 upscaled versions of each pose/expression created for you.
For the Animated package, you may get the animation in 2-3 scaled up versions as well. Animated versions come in .gif format. You may also request individual .png frames or a sprite sheet as well.
Please note that the Animated package does NOT include the Sprite Plus package. If you want an animation and different still poses, you would need to order both packages. Would be willing to make a deal on both if wanted.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Bradley W
2d and 3d Generalist
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceMar 2025
Languages
English
FAQ
What file formats do the final product come in?
For any still images, they will be .png files. Animation customers will receive a .gif of their animation as well.
Props or elaborate outfits may cost more?
It will depend on what they are, and which tier you're getting. Props or elaborate outfits are easier for a single still, but it gets more complicated for posing and animating them. I'll work with you on this before things are finalized.
What do you use to make these characters?
Aseprite mainly. I sometimes use Krita to edit or modify something, but Aseprite does most everything I need for creating these.
Can I get the Aseprite file?
Currently, there is no option for including the .aseprite file in a package. Maybe I'll change my mind in the future, but currently this is not an option.
The description mentioned you created this style for a game. Do you plan on using my character art in your game if I hire you?
If I like a character I make for you and feel it would fit in the world, I may ask if it is ok to include in my game. If you say yes, then we will discuss where and how. Otherwise, under all other circumstances, no I will not use art I make for you in my game.
Why doesn't the Animated package include the Sprite Plus package?
This is mainly because the Animated package is just a more advanced Sprite Plus already. I'm creating many different poses and just using inbetweens to make them into an animation. So, you're getting many more poses out of this package.
What if you create stills and I want to animate them myself?
Power to you. If you want me creating some frames of an animation that you'll do the rest of the work for, go right ahead. Just please remember, my art is not to be used for commercial use, even if you modify, edit or animate it.
Ok, if you don't want these used commercially, can I hire you for a commercial project?
ABSOLUTELY! Reach out and we'll discuss terms and rates.
Does no commercial use mean I can't use these for streaming/YouTube art/pngtubing/etc?
Go ahead. Honestly, streaming/YouTube, pfps or stickers is where I see these working best. My honest feeling is if you're making money off streaming/YouTube, it's probably due to your merits, not my art. Just be sure to credit me on the page of each stream/video that includes my art.
Can I use your art as stickers on some platform?
Go right ahead. Just don't sell any sticker pack my art is in. If you do want to use it in some sort of sticker pack, let me know, I'll give you a credits graphic to include with the stickers so folk know who did the art.

