Part 1 of Tsugumo’s “So you want to be a pixel artist?” series walks through making RPG grass tiles: why flat green or sparse-dot tiles read as metal or glass instead of grass, how spray-tool randomness leaves ugly shade gaps, and a controlled method of short 1–4-pixel blade strokes (with cut-and-paste for speed). It also shows why recoloring one texture for multiple terrains fails and how stroke angle changes height and wear.
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