	Josiah @ 8/22/2015 00:18 commented on Forest Lord Very moody, good color choices too. Love the way you did the leaves at the top.
	Josiah @ 8/22/2015 00:17 commented on Nice to meet you! Really good atmosphere in this one, you really get that sense of warmth.
	Josiah @ 8/22/2015 00:15 commented on Mimic All the points for Dark Souls
	Josiah @ 2/4/2015 16:23 commented on Dark Souls, beat them all Demake Man now I really wanna get into making a Dark Souls related pixelart piece. Great stuff!
	Josiah @ 11/20/2013 21:12 commented on Big Bird At least he still updates his DA with pixels, which is all goooood
	Josiah @ 11/9/2013 22:46 commented on Big Bird Man, I can't wait to try that out. The posibilitiiiiies~
	Josiah @ 10/27/2013 20:19 commented on Kerbal Pixel Program Very niiiice, takes me back to DOS/EGA type of games :)
	Josiah @ 10/25/2013 10:59 commented on Pixelart Landscape 3 Yeah the pines were definitely not my strong suit, but it's defintely taught me what not to do next time.
	Josiah @ 9/16/2013 14:27 commented on Ripley Lifter If my schedule wasn't so crammed I woulda finished mine on time, oh well....it helped me with ideas so its all gooood
	Josiah @ 9/12/2013 20:24 commented on U-Head Mockups Yus, you finally post these here! Awesome stuff man c:
	Josiah @ 9/10/2013 09:29 commented on GAT-V5 Kingmaker Nice and cleeeaaan, good stuff
	Josiah @ 9/10/2013 09:28 commented on Chaos Turneh @Flyguy thank ya my good sir :C) @Sneep29 how random hahah, but I can see where you're getting at @Lusque thank youuu~
	Josiah @ 9/10/2013 09:26 commented on Naruto Doing Kyuubi no Bunshin Congrats guys ;o
	Josiah @ 9/7/2013 16:20 commented on Suburbia Updated Imma give it a shot oGo"
	Josiah @ 9/7/2013 13:22 commented on Conman's speech Really looking forward to the game, it's looking quite pretty.
	Josiah @ 4/21/2013 06:15 commented on Elk's Forest Of Desolation Ahaaa, finally! It is booteful work, and I'm glad you have finished it :)
	Josiah @ 3/20/2013 19:10 commented on SeaCave Pixelart Thanks guys, much appreciated!
	Josiah @ 3/19/2013 18:07 commented on Tactsquad5 Awesoooome, Congrats guys!
	Josiah @ 2/23/2013 21:55 commented on M0-A1 Aww, man this is definitely kickayus
	Josiah @ 2/22/2013 19:58 commented on Elk's New Icon I hope you finish this thing soooon
	Josiah @ 2/22/2013 08:52 commented on If I wasn't just dreaming... Quite lovley
	Josiah @ 2/21/2013 10:03 commented on Derelict Space Always love your sci-fi, spacey backgrounds you do. So pwetyyyy
	Josiah @ 2/21/2013 10:02 commented on Some more from Aliens: Infestation Good stuff, I've always loved the way you color and texture. And good to know you are still alive :D
	Josiah @ 2/20/2013 18:28 commented on SeaCave Pixelart @Cyangmou Ah, I see what you mean, and thank ya! @TheInqusitor Uh NO THE WATER IS PERFECT AND PUUUURE, hehe I'm jokin but I totally understand where you are getting at. It's something I should think about when trying such compisitions again
	Josiah @ 2/20/2013 13:48 commented on SeaCave Pixelart @Cyangmou I see what you mean with the colors and lighting, but the cave formations however can exist underwater. http://palmlix.com/images/f/158112-underwater-cave-photo-bahamas-national-geographic-.jpg

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