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Megatron! XD
...or my actual favorites are from the Beast Wars continuity, especially Transmetal II Dinobot, lol.

P.S. The sprites are really well shaded btw!

Bringing another set of Transformer Generation One sprites to the community today, this time it's the Autobot human allies: Spike and Sparkplug Witwicky, a father and son duo. The sprite's feature their classic outfits from the t.v. show, with and without their helmets.

I have yet another monster sprite to add to your Beehive Biomes--presenting: Bumblebee from...Opps! Wrong genre! --(Cough!)--Err, presenting a new Autobot sprite for any budding Transformer fanmade game: Bumblebee!

EDIT: Per request, I have added the 'minibot' sized Bumblebee I advertised on my status updates. He is smaller by eight pixels and fit MV's default large sprite sheets.

I've been feeling down for a few days now and, I suppose, decided that I finally get around to making some dreary accessories for catacomb/dungeon décor that I have been putting off for quite awhile. I am sharing an embalming tool, old dirty rag, and an ancient pair of scissors used by Vikings. From what I could gather, placing such a pair of scissors on a corpse was supposed to prevent it from raising from the dead as a Draugr.

I hope you feel better by now, those tiles turned out super cool! The scissors and rag would probably also serve very well on a farm, for sheering sheep and just lying around :3

@Avery - I am feeling better today, thank you for asking, Avery. And thank you for the compliment on the tile pieces! It didn't even cross my mind, but yes, that rag and pair of scissors could be good used on a farm or in other settings! Thinking about it, it would look cute and rustic wouldn't it?

Finally creating the embalming toolset decor that I have been needing to make for a long while pushed me to work on completing the set. So, I spent a bit of time last night and this morning whipping up edits of MV's default jars to create embalming fluids. Strangely, I thought embalming fluid was green, or yellow, but a quick search online turned up that it was pink. Once again, video games have lied to me. XD Decided to just use a range of colors because strange, myriad colored jars in a dungeon are always cool decor.

Still need to create a few more tools and then I think I'll call this little set done.

EDIT: Finished the Embalming tileset assets and have updated accordingly. The set contains some embalming tools, a carry kit, embalming fluids, dirty rag, and antique Viking funeral scissors.

My interests seem to be swinging wildly. After the mini embalming tileset, I have something more upbeat. Today I'm uploading some more edits of MV's materials, modified into a plethora of yarn balls, a crochet hook, and a basket full of colored yarn.

Dropping some more décor for the community. Today I'm bringing clutter for all those poor actors who are secretly aspiring painters. That small canvas in the Sci-Fi tileset just wasn't enough for me. I've edited the canvas to allow for different sizes, made blank canvas's to be leaned against walls, and created an array of oil paint tubes, acrylic paints, turpentine, paintbrushes, and paint bowls (for a more medieval flare). I hope with these we can see some Bob Ross and Da Vinci characters come along! :LZSwink:

Ooh, tiny jars, tiny tools, tiny art stuff! ... Though I know I'm more likely to give those cute pixel yarn balls to a cute pixel cat. ;)

I have discovered a new term: Granny Chic - a rebranding of country cottage style, with a mix of bohemian. Apparently, a style to refer to classy decorating grannies. Per request, I expanded on the yarn tiles and began a 'cute grandma' tileset. Used some references online to replicate the adorable table and chair set and floral print wall, and at @WaywardMartian and @TeiRaven's suggestions, I created a dollie and edited flowers in a pitcher. Also added larger yarn if anyone was interested.

To top off this Granny Chic theme, the cute old lady seems to have some magic that gets woven into her crocheted creations...presenting the Knitted Dolls. Do these little guys protect the cute old granny, her curious grandchild(ren)? Or is there another reason she weaves these animated creations?

I love this new, more whimsical set of objects. You're always so good at the details, and little things. It makes me want to add stuff in my game just to use your tiles.

I'm still amazed that you managed to make a recognisable lace doily at that scale. :D The wallpaper is gorgeous and the yarn babies straddle that line between cute and creepy.

@Pearl484 - It is always the highest of compliments to hear when I've made something so good, that people want to add to their games to fit it in. It really warms the heart! Thank you for leaving the comment. I have a few more ideas to add to this Granny Chic set, so keep your eyes peeled in the coming days/week.

@WaywardMartian - Hahahah! My mission is accomplished if I have managed to invoke 'cute and creepy' with the Knitted Dolls. My twisted mind can already picture some horror story with them, but of course, they were made with whimsical intent. When i showed them to my children, they got so excited because they resemble Sackboy.

Forgive me community! I forgot something vital with my Granny Chic tiles yesterday! Grandma's famous cookies! Please, accept my humblest apologies with these four plates of Chocolate Chip Cookies, Peanut Butter Cookies, Sugar Powdered Cookies, and -oh! Nevermind, seems someone ate the last plate of cookies!

I saw the 'sign' outside and just came in for a cookie, thnx!

I really love the bee hive tiles. Did you make those yourself? If so, very nice work.

Just thought I would post a small notification to the community; this year I will be participating in the Advent Calendar in December. I have always wanted to participate in it years before, but I have a terrible habit of loosing track of time and forgetting completely until content creators such as the lovely Avery begin posting. Some years prior such an event happened where I forgot completely and then tried to make graphic assets per day for that day--burn out is real XD Well, not this year. I have a nice stockpile building up come December and am eager to share them with the community when the Advent festivities begin.

In the meanwhile, in the spirit of the holidays, is there something particular on anyone's wishlist that they would like? (And within my abilities of course). November is flying by fast, and I cannot promise I can get around to anything, but I am curious what is on the community's wishlist for the season holidays.

I don't have any requests but just chiming in to say...WAHOO! :)

Thank you for the enthusiasm, @QuexpRPG! X)

Time is flying by fast! Just wanted to give a little update that I have enough material completed or near completion for the Calendar Advent. Yay! Because of that, I am willing to give away this Transformers themed Autobot Minibots sprite sheet early. I was holding on to it in case I did not have enough material for the Advent, but also did not feel right using it for the Advent because I know not everyone is a fan of the Transformer franchise. And so, since I have enough created to cover giving away early, here we go!

For those that enjoy Transformers, particularly G1, may I present: Brawn, Bumblebee, Cliffjumper and Knock-Out!

As anyone who has ever played Dungeons and Dragons the tabletop board game should know, before starting off on a grand adventure-such as the Calendar Advent that begins tomorrow!- it is important to establish a Session Zero. So gather your adventuring party, print out some blank character sheets, grab your dice and let's all prepare for the grand adventure ahead with some Dungeons and Dragons decor clutter! Yet another way to incorporate the Sci-fi actors and tiles with the fantasy, than to play a game within a game!

Need dice icons now for a new D&D themed parody game? Check out Avery's MV icons.

Oooh, I love those DM screens! And the idea of using the statues on the battlemap is so cool ❤