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Image representing the change in Pixel art editors, with Aseprite on one side, Blockbench on the other and an arrow in the middle.

Aesprite is one of those things that everybody says is really good and that you should buy, but I never did for a long time. This is because I used an app called Blockbench. Traditionally, it is a low-poly 3D modelling app, but it has a new pixel art mode, so I tried it out.

Screenshot of the Blockbench image (pixel art) editor.

It was actually okay! And, I made some pretty cool things. Until then, I had to create around 30 sprites for a game (Rainycards) - but, we all know that it never got released. It was so hard to do even basic stuff, so I stopped making pixel art.

Rainycards was cancelled, and I needed to make a new logo for Hollowcraft, the best kitpvp server(!!1!!!1!!) So, I fired up Blockbench again. It went really well, and I made the logo that still stands to this day.

However, when I saved it, it didn't save the layers, it was just a basic, flat, PNG file. And, I didn't want the swords the swords on the logo anymore. So, I decided to research pixel art apps.

I've heard of Aseprite before and before, so it was my first idea when I needed a new one. And, my friend proplayer919 had it - it seemed like the greatest deal. I checked the price and it was 30 dollars. That was actually quite a bit of money for something that I can get for free.

Screenshot of the Aseprite editor.

But, alas, I bought Aseprite - and that's where I am today.

Yes ikik little blog post womp womp

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