Pixel Art Master Course - Beginner to Professional/Freelance
Perfect introduction to game development for beginners starting their learning journey.
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This course teaches everything about pixel art for video games. From the very basics to the advanced techniques. Students will learn about lines, shapes, color theory and harmony, creating a color palette, designing characters, backgrounds, items, making animation and even how to start freelancing.
You will also learn a lot about game design principles and how art is connected with game design. If you are new to art or pixel art and want to create better art for your indie games then this course is for you. This course is always growing with new lessons.
If there is a topic that you would like me to cover, you can message me and I will make it. I am on Udemy and Discord server every day and I also stream on Discord every month so you can easily get into contact with me. This course has LIMITED number of students.
Once the course reaches 100 000 students, all discounts for the course will be disabled. After that the course will have to be bought at full price (as it will be removed from all future discount events). By purchasing this course you get a LIFETIME access to this course, including all future updates.
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$199.99
list price when the catalogue was read (2026-07-07); Udemy sale prices run lower
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