


The Mega Man Movie is Probably Headed to Netflix a.CG Render of X From Cancelled "Maverick Hunter" FP.Original "Unarmored" Command Mission X Model Disco.The Making of the Rockman ZX Series Part 5: ZXA Ch.April Fools: Play as Prometheus & Pandora in Newly.It just shows how much work was done not only with the fan made "demakes" but also with the official ones like Mega Man 9 & 10: "If it ain't Baroque, don't fix it." DeleteĬan all of you guys shut up, just because some people dislike M&B, 7 or 8 for not being 8-bits not mean LITERALLY EVERYONE DOES i disliked 7, loved M&B and was neutral with 8 none of my dislikes come from the games being 8-bits so please stop assuming everyone do that and there is nothing wrong with demakes, just like how there is nothing wrong with remakes, some people just prefer x graphics and music over this x one especially when most of megaman games was made for 8-bits some people just prefer it, i saw a lot of people who loved the idea 7,8 and M&B demakes and still loved the original 16-bits games so don't go assuming that, also while 8-bits games tend to have less details compared to 16-bits games not mean people do them because they are lazy, i have done several 8-bits sprites by now and while they not are hard as 16 bits or higher sprites you still need to put effort them and is very time consuming, especially when you try to imitate a advance 8-bits style like megaman not to mention working on 8-bits music is pain due to limited music channels and sounds so please don't go saying people do 8-bits games/demakes because they are just lazy and not put effort, because they do and is not a easy task to do.

For me, it amazes me how rich in detail and colorful a picture of Donald Duck looks when made in metal embossing.

To be able to use the methods and techniques that some consider "obsolete" requires a lot of time researching, practicing, and ultimately appreciating the effort put into creating the original art pieces. For instance, Walton Ford using printmaking to mimic Audubon's 19th-century naturalist art style, and Csaba Markus using a painting technique, the Sfumato, that's most famously used by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci. Long story short, some artists look to the past and actually use the same methods artists they are inspired by use. Then maybe I can bestow a little enlightenment: I've been in advance drawing classes and part of our course is to watch contemporary artists and discuss them with fellow classmates.
