Walking Tree – Character Sprite
This hand-painted style tree character will make a great antagonist in your next app or game. The art is royalty free and fully animated, with the following sequences:
- Attack 1 (10 frames)
- Attack 2 (10 frames)
- Death 1 (10 frames)
- Death 2 (10 frames)
- Dizzy (10 frames)
- Hurt (10 frames)
- Idle 1 (10 frames)
- Idle Variation (10 frames)
- Walk (10 frames)
- Hidden (10 frames)
Full Editable – Easy to Modify – High Resolution
The large size of the charater is 466×437 pixels. The 3 sizes included: Large, Medium and Low.
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- File Formats: PNG| Adobe Photoshop
- Animation Sequences: Idle | Walking | Melee Attack | Secondary Melee Attack | Hurt / Stunned | Dying | Suited for Side-Scroller Views | See Description for More Details
- Usage Example: View the Art in Action!
- Artist is For Hire: Maybe.
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