FILE TYPES
File formats help you encode art, graphics and photos digitally. The common formats include: AI, EPS, PDF for vector graphics and GIF, JPEG, PNG, PSD and TIFF for raster graphics.
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Saving Your File
In the trial version of Aseprite, saving is disabled, so we need to purchase the full software before saving our pixel art.
- You will see that Aseprite can save in a variety of formats, but I always recommend keeping a .ase version of every file you make.
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Making a New File
Using Aseprite, one of the better applications(with a free downloadable trial version) that let us create pixel art, we can create a new file and start drawing pixel art.
Just click the “New File…” link on the home screen or go to File > New File.
Keep a Success File
Writing therapy has proven to be a great remedy for impostor syndrome.
- When you are feeling those self-doubts, you can pull out a journal and write about 5 things you are grateful for. Or take a screenshot and save the picture in a folder labeled “Success File.”
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