Sundown 2009

[breeze]

если ты имеешь в виду ресурсы кроме csdb, то так и спрашивай.

я имею ввиду, что я не догадался сам там поискать

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[КАСик]

Ah, but there is no shifting of pixels in my image, and the artefacts have nothing to do with that - it's just the way the C64 graphics are displayed on the real machine connected to a TV or Commodore/Philips monitor - you will never get a sharp image, colours that are close to eachother will always blend/bleed, and so you can mix colours even without the use of interlace, just by placing colours of a similar luminance close to eachother. My image uses the standard C64 multicolour bitmap mode with no programming tricks at all.

(Again, sorry for typing this in English)

Hello, Mermaid!
I’m like your images, especially series of pictures about little girl and doggie.
I want learn to drawing on C64, but my real C64 not so good for drawing.
What emulator of C64 and what graphic editor you use?
Can you give me a link to download them?
Kasik

[Mermaid]

I want learn to drawing on C64, but my real C64 not so good for drawing.
What emulator of C64 and what graphic editor you use?
Can you give me a link to download them?
Kasik

Sure!

Emulator: VICE - make sure to turn on PAL emulation under options to make it look more like the real C64 display.

The graphics editor I use under Windows is Timanthes, it requires .net and it crashes sometimes but it's still nice, you can use it for many different C64 graphics modes. Just make sure to save your work often!

Another popular editor is Project One, also a Windows program. I've never tested that one myself but some people really like it.


Now about the graphics restrictions...

Singlecolour bitmap mode (sometimes called hires bitmap) is similar to normal Spectrum bitmap, 2 colours for each 8x8 pixel block, 320x200 pixels.

AFLI or HIFLI is almost like above but with 2 colours per 8x1 pixel block

Multicolour bitmap mode is 160x200 pixels, 3 colours + screen colour per 4x8 pixel block.

FLI is like multicolour bitmap but with more colours per block.

There are a lot of other formats too, with and without interlace, some using sprites to get even more colours, but those are the 4 oldest and the ones I normally use.

[Mermaid]

Breeze, то изображение мимо мой друг Mirage

[breeze]

Breeze, то изображение мимо мой друг Mirage

Oops! Other works is your or… ?

[Mermaid]

Oops! Other works is your or… ?

да

We (Mirage and me) often play with ideas and images from eachother and make new images inspired by the other person's pictures in this way.

[breeze]

да

We (Mirage and me) often play with ideas and images from eachother and make new images inspired by the other person's pictures in this way.

ok, can i see more of your work somewhere, DevianArt or some other resource ?

[diver]

ok, can i see more of your work somewhere, DevianArt or some other resource ?

csdb: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/scener/?id=19

[Mermaid]

ok, can i see more of your work somewhere, DevianArt or some other resource ?

cheesepirate.com

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C64 pics @ myspace.com

[newart]

прямоугольные пиксели размером 2x1 накладываются друг на друга с горизонтальным сдвигом в 1 пиксель. смекаешь?

Об этом я догадывался, смутили вертикальные "тени".
Так что свдиг скорее диагональный, вправо-вниз.

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Так что свдиг скорее диагональный, вправо-вниз.

Что в прицнипе и достижимо и на спектруме, при скролинге.