It's born out of curiosity not intention. I just think it looks cool and am basically using it to try and create some perspective and lighting. After watching that video that was posted there I might approach it slightly differently. All super helpful.
To cut a long story short, I just finished my first game. At the end I was faced with the prospect of redoing the art. Although I did lament making the new art (making new stuff is fun for me, remaking existing images? Not at all) I did notice that quickly. The consistency is key.
It doesn't matter so much for my comedy game (and is sort of intertwined with the point of it) but this game I want to be more serious so I'll take all this feedback and plough on slowly and happily.
To cut a long story short, I just finished my first game. At the end I was faced with the prospect of redoing the art. Although I did lament making the new art (making new stuff is fun for me, remaking existing images? Not at all) I did notice that quickly. The consistency is key.
It doesn't matter so much for my comedy game (and is sort of intertwined with the point of it) but this game I want to be more serious so I'll take all this feedback and plough on slowly and happily.