There really should be a rule against shameless self-promotion, especially when the author posts so frequently. Reddit was meant to be a place where people shared things they found wandering the Internet, not somewhere where artists posts their lazy art and promote their patreons and other social media.

What's the name of this place?

Its the same asshole posting the same style of gifs day in and day out.

Don’t go chasing waterfalls.

Double kill

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>a $3 coin

A what?

This is amazing. How would one go about learning how to do that? I've always wanted to animate my paintings. But I never knew where to start. This is mesmerizing.

Do y'all call a $3 coin a Threenie or a Treenie?

Fly trap at the double!

Lol think about what you wrote for a sec.

Wtf did you do to the poor cat to make it so terrified of you?

Any chance you could upload one with slower moving boats?

Attack of the Bathtub Boats

Interesting, I suppose that makes sense. Thank you

This is so NICE. I saw the preview on my homepage and I thought it was going to be some kind of beach, I was so pleasantly surprised to see it's a bunch of boats. So beautiful.

This needs to be the background for my computer

You're suggesting that your cat does something it knows it isn't supposed to and then acts like this, but isn't scared? What is it then?

Yeah boats don't move like this.

The dark red in the water looks darker than the dark red in the sky.

Edit: correction: there are two shades of dark red in the sky. The darker red in the water appears a tiny bit in the sky as well.

Beautifully illustrated, but I think it would look better as a still. The rapid movement of the ships is a bit jarring, so even just slowing the animation might look nice.

/u/gifreversingbot

Back in the day, computers were very limited in the number of different colors they could display onscreen at a time, so making digital art required careful and creative use of a limited color palette.

That no longer exists as a strict hardware limitation, obviously, but if you're trying to make your pixel art look more authentic, it's an important thing to keep in mind.

Regardless, imposing arbitrary limitations on yourself can often be a good way to encourage creative problem-solving and outside-the-box thinking.

edit: if you'd like to know more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tfh0ytz8S0k&list=PL5J2ACDAmi-U0Bk7h7fa5_BNu0IVnG62K&index=18

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My mistake, I forgot that this was /r/art.