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Samus pixelart originally from Abysswolf for the Card Wars Saga game.
Cacodemon from Doom.
These were created for the 2014 AGDQ to support the Prevent Cancer Foundation. So if you would like to own either of these, donate during the appropriate times and you could be drawn. You can find a schedule here
Xbox controller thrown in for scale
Who doesn't like 3D? When you go to the movies, when your anywhere something's gotta be 3D right? That's why I created the cool 3D pixel box! - Hannah King 6/7 Z
Nosferatu Wee
Original pixel art by Mimicfx on pixeljoint.com
Recreated using Perler and Hama fuse beads.
Interactive Environmental Display in the Lightbox Museum & Gallery, Woking UK.
© Rod Hunt 2008
Photos © Ben Knight 2008
All of the participating artists were given the theme “love” in relation to games, so I drew a boombox that had been modified to play “Pong" complete with Commodore game paddles. There’s plenty of love behind DIY game projects.
I named it “Games People Play”, a reference to a Kurtis Blow-produced Sweet G tune my older brother played often back in the day. I always preferred the instrumental version.
It will be an 18”×24” (slightly larger than A2 for all you overseas fine art moguls) giclée print for sale.
For more details regarding the show (performances by Mega Ran and virt!), check out:
Some neat little pixel art for a new business card I'm working on.
Special thanks to Shelley for helping make the pixels do my bidding.
This is easily the most dope pixel based illustration you can scroll ever...
Think eBoy meets Google Maps meets Snap Shots and your scratching the surface... The graphic detail reminds me of the guy that does all those books on The Colosseum, Castles, Pyramids, etc...
Palo de Golf-Ecuador-Pixelart
Fotografía Elkin Mora-Alberto Estevez
Produccion: Zigze Maria Paz Carrasco
YES! I FOUND IT!
So the title of this is exactly what it is. I made this waaaay back in '91 or '92--pretty much when the album came out--on my parents' 386 processor desktop using Microsoft Paint. Since it didn't have the greatest illustration tools, I manually detailed the face pixel by pixel. I've been looking for it for years and finally found it today.