Neiot

Hey, folks. I've decided to develop my own little game. While I was editing the tilesets, an idea struck me. Your art in my game! - It will work like this... There are areas of the game in which the player will need to tunnel in order to get to the next area. The areas in question will either be beneath a fortress, so the tileset will be stylized to look like stone, dirt, or a hallway. In hallways, there will be secret rooms. Inside of these secret rooms, there will be paintings hanging on the walls. This is where your art piece will show. Inside the frames, the paintings will be reduced in size into pixelated versions as shown below... (This is just an example, the entire game won't use this same tileset.) Pretty neat, huh? If you want your artwork in my little game, I'll accept one entry. Please send me a high resolution PNG/JPEG. Keep in mind, the piece must have been made by you and it must not have transparency in it. The clearer the picture, the clearer the pixels. It can be

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