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SpriteLand is a resource for your graphic projects. We have plenty of free graphics/sprites for use in your use. We also have fun animations, games and webcomics for you to enjoy. Play and have fun with our collection ofgames; immerse yourself in the onlineanimations andwebcomics; and enhance your own projects with thegraphics section.

Piskel is a great site to make and or edit sprites. It is very useful and easy to use. It is one of the best sprite editors out there.

Piskel, free online sprite editor. A simple web-based tool for Spriting and Pixel art. Create pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs. Free and open-source.

Piskel is an easy to use and very effective tool for creating pixel graphics for GameMaker: Studio and other programs. Animations can be made right in the web based app!

Twine allows you to design and write interactive fiction / text based adventures. Twine provides a graphic interface that links the parts of your stories together and provides a map that can change based on the organization / reorganization of the elements of your story. The completed story is outputted as a text based adventure that can be shared and played online.

The Art of Video Games Exhibit is going on from March 16 - September 30. Visit the site for all the corresponding events, details, video trailers, etc. Looks GREAT!

Use the free Sprite Maker tool to create your own sprites. It is really easy to use and you can very quickly create a character with his own unique outfit. You will be creating your own sprites in seconds. When you have finished customizing you can export out your sprite and use it in your game.

Yes this site is part blog, but on this site you can download a game maker sprite editor. This is valuable because it can do everything listed on the info part of the site. You can make better games with more sprites because you can have more graphics then just the bunch that came with game maker.

What is a sprite? If you look up "sprite" in a dictionary or on the internet, you'll get references to fairies, Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, and maybe even a bit of pixie dust. That may be what you were thinking when you clicked on the link that brought you here, but this article is about making 2D graphics a little bit more flexible.

it is really cool and shows how to put together a sprite

This article talks about Unreal Engine 4, a professional game engine that I hope to learn and use for my 20% time project. Unreal Engine 4 is used by many developers around the world to create great graphic intensive games, and I hope to do the same and take full utilization of this awesome tool.