Scene created in Vue with minimal editing in photoshop. Original is 1600x1000 16bit image.

Стадион Динамо, Москва

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One of the tiny cushions I made for the kids with my test swatches.

www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1156492

Narwhalz (of Sound)

Cheap Fest APR 27th 2007. Blue Plate. Norfolk, VA

Smuk fabric designs avaliable at www.spoonflower.com/profile/smuk

Printed on basic cotton.

8bit Lounge at the Hare & Hounds, King's Heath.

First Tuesday of every month.

River City Ransom Nintendo magnets, handmade using needlepoint.

Cover Design By (dcFanatic!) All Rights Reserved. To copy or Save, Right click on Upper right corner of picture then (Available Sizes) option.

Saw this while walking to work today.

8bitlounge.co.uk/

Adidas Superstar Diamond

- pixel art -

www.behance.net/gallery/Pixel-art-13/3460255

joojaebum.blogspot.com

working on some new pixelpals

This is from an upcoming tutorial, where I demonstrate how easy it is to make 3D pixel art.

Separador para una concurso que seguro no ganaré.

New shirt by Tshirt Laundry added to our site: strihs.com/8bit-dexter

Buy it here

(C)2011 SALINGER IGOR/AERMEDIA.COM

taken with my Gameboy Camera.

1998-Present

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Die Rückseite des ATARI 800XE Homcomputers mit den Schnittstellen und dem Cartridgeport.

Informationen zu diesem Computer finden Sie unter computermuseum.wordpress.com

photo modifiée avec l'outil c64.superdefault.com/

Acrylic paint on a 20x20cm canvas.

Pixels measuring 1x1cm.

So I decided to turn some crosses I found in NES games up side down just for the fun of it.

This is a met from the Mega Man series.

working on some new pixelpals

PLAYLIST explores the relationship between video games, music and visual art. The exhibition, imported from LABoral (ES) and now presented at iMAL, shows artworks by artists coming from the "chiptune" and media arts scenes who reused old PC's and games consoles to create new sound and visual contents. Reinventing and hacking vinyl’s, vintage computers, game platforms, they turned “dead media” into powerful tools of artistic creation.

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A nice zoom in on the 8 Bit Hero concept. I'm debating about whether or not to put a "250" just above the item block so it's a bit more apparent that the penguin just hit it to get his fish "power up". Hmmm...

(Photoshop)