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Published: 2006-07-27 12:13:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 5994; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 1128
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Photoshop..pixel art.. I don't know.Anyway, from time to time, I read about people not fully sure about dithering, and asking for tutorials, so I thought I'd get in on the act, make one and get no cash in return.. it's win-win for you!
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I was looking for some different dithering techniques, thanks for the info
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No problem - I hope it helps.
Thanks for the comment.
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I'm sure it will. I've been looking to really enhance my skills lately. They REALLY need to be enhanced
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Well, these are really basic tutorials to help you get started, but the key is to keep at it.
I started off small, working off little man templates, slowly branching out.
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Cool. Thanks for the advice and examples. The best way to learn is from experience... someone else's
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I'm still confused. Where do I find "dither" in photoshop?
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I don't believe you will.
Dither is the term used for the technique of placing pixels in certain patterns to merge colours together smoother. It's manual.
Some programms have dither brushes, I'm not sure which ones exactly, but basically, you have to take time and do it yourself. OR do a little and copy and paste.
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Oh~~ So it's all manually done.
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Hope it can help.
Thanks for the support.
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Nice tutorial, exept you didn't include the chaotix style 2 left, down 2 left, down dithering.
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Thanks
Can't say I recall that, or have even come across it, but thanks for bringing it to my attention.
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Top guide on dithering there are some patterns there that I would have never considered, thank you
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Thank you
Do you mean Isometric art?
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yeas... what patern would I use if I were to use this in an isometric drawing.
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Usually a 2x1 pixel view. There's a good tutorial here - [link]
Or 1x1 - [link]
Hope it helps, sorry, I'm just a little busy to write something up myself
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Oh, lol, I understand how to draw isometricly. 
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Oooh.. I get you now. To be honest, I'd adives against it, unless it's at an angle facing towards you, but in any case, it's just the same methods.
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Ok, alright. I would like to use some of it eventually. I hope I can find a way of working it into my current project. 
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Bloody nice tutorial. I've always wondered what the hell dithering was. Now I can see it plainly. Thank you.
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I'll have to master it first, but I'm getting there
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You can do it, Skull!
I'm just learning myself.
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O.O I didn't know humans were able to do that... very impressive. I've never even thought of doing something like that. O.o
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Oh, it's incredibly simple. 
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I hope it helps people out
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If that get's you excited.. err.... punchline here. Thank you
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gr8 work, really nice tutorial, just like the first one
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Consistency is the key 
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how very interesting very informative for others wishing to take up your pixely art 
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Very useful for GIF images where you can only have say 16 colors.
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