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I am so excited to try this out! Any sources of inspiration for you besides Doku? Congrats on a successful second pack launch!

Quite good! Looking forward to seeing more. Post a photo of all the tiles you've completed when you get the chance. Your wood, stone, and grass textures are distinguished well, which is excellent, as is your limited color palette. I'd prefer a less blue hue for stone, but that again is hard to judge until everything gets presented together.

Do not get disgruntled by a lack of feedback on these forums. The WIP community is inactive compared to the main Resource Packs section. Keep it up!

Hooray! Pretty flowers are blossoming everywhere. Left to do are some ore blocks, nether features, and a host of wood tiles.

Edit: Added gravel and oak leaves; updated side and tall grasses

Since, the "Simple Pack Showdown" thread runs pretty bare, I figured it wise to post these blocks in this location for criticism. Most oddities with color selection are beyond my control, as this competition demands no modification of user-submitted palettes. Any suggestions on how to make doors in this style and at this resolution [16x]? After the other planks and logs, they stand next on the agenda. For that matter, any blocks not yet completed are probably just so because I anticipate they will cause me trouble. So, throw some suggestions at me.

Much thanks in advance,

Matt

Edit: Added poppies, daisies and leaves

Below are some ores and refined blocks. Differentiation takes time, which I will soon have significantly less of, as summer work starts Monday. Would people be opposed to having purple lapis? What about purple coal? To which option are you all less opposed? As I texture the rest of 'em I will edit this post. Stay tuned.

Also: I just looked at your door, Angelo, and shivered at the thought of me needing to do mine. So much to do.

Edit: Added iron ore and previously posted grate

Those are funky in an amazing way, iiPod! I fear that the fancy leaves will tile very oddly, though. That grass block is phenomenal, really inventive.

And regarding the use of transparency for water/glass blocks, I would avoid it for the competition go for it.

In other news, I am trying to review which packs I consider inspiring to the textures I am making currently. These three, I determined, are most instrumental:

If you are interested in some thoughts on these creations:

This all being said, take a look:

Some recommendations I have already: (1) continue to differentiate wood textures while keeping the colors nice; (2) simplify the ores; (3) get started on furnace and doors afterwards.

Now, what do you have to say? Sincerely, Matt.

Edit: Fixed tiling of sand

Deonyi, that side-grass is not boring! It is sweet! Also, I really like the dark gray pebbles in your gravel. Very efficient design.

I appreciate the advice, Sheep. And additional thanks for your tolerance about the texture similarities.

Below are some improvements made to the bulk terrain file above, which has also been edited. I am very satisfied with the birch block. After many trials - all errors - I think I succeeded. Very much inspired by the actual trees' looks. Great tip, Malcolm5211! Now I need to make sure the rest of the pack fits around it!

Gosh! These are so awesome! Your ores could benefit from some more pop. Lovely shapes, though. Your crafting table, door and woods are brilliant. And I am totally jealous of your neutral stone colors. Much easier to work with, I expect.

These are what I got, folks.

Note a few new blocks above: tilled soil, bookshelf, diamond block [shading added], stone brick. I slightly simplified the shadows under my diamond ore tile and changed the red brick and sand to fit stylistically.

Also: Call me Matt. No need to type out my username.

These challenges are always great fun! I will toss this into the arena for some brave fellow to dabble with.

Edit: Revised the presentation of this palette before addition to the title post. Obviously inspired by the brilliantly clean format of XSSheep's.

Nice, muted colours are gunna be the bane of your life soon though!

Yeah, that issue seems to have arrived with these ores. Haha!

Some other tiles to reveal too.

Any tips for improving everything I have made so far? I would appreciate any suggestion!

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Since early this year, I've been working on a 16x pixel art resource pack. It features a bright colour palette, and a mild fantasy theme (which I will probably expand upon as I add more stuff). So far, I've mostly done block textures- I've completed around 85% of them, and also done a bit of work on items. I'm posting it here in the hope that I can get some feedback and pointers. I also need some ideas for what to name it, so let me know if you have any good ones.

The pack has a lightmap and custom sky/fog colours, so I recommend using Optifine.

Stuff I'm going to do before properly releasing the pack:

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Ugh. Can we all agree that double flowers are pretty much the biggest PITA there is when it comes to block texturing?

EDIT:

Updated textures (left is oak)

I finished the ores and ore blocks: