Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 1 Sept 2026

Pixel Art Walking Character

Edited image: In this 4x4 pixel-art top-down sprite sheet (rows: facing down, facing left, facing right, facing up; columns: idle then 3 walk frames), the second and third rows are side views of a character walking left and right. Currently in those two rows the 3 walk frames show the legs in nearly identical static positions, so the walk looks frozen. Redraw ONLY the six walk frames in row 2 and row 3 (columns 2, 3, 4 of those rows) so the legs clearly alternate in a stepping cycle: frame 1 legs spread apart, frame 2 legs crossing/passing each other, frame 3 legs spread apart again. Keep the exact same character - dark desaturated gray-blue work jacket, muted gray pants, dark shoes, small pixel art figure. Keep the idle frame in column 1 of those rows, and rows 1 and 4 (down/up views) completely unchanged. Keep the sheet as a 4x4 grid of 16 equal square cells, same layout.