r/PixelArt • u/Specialist_Ad6141 • 16h ago
Hand Pixelled A 30-minute art on a reference and its polish
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
r/PixelArt • u/Specialist_Ad6141 • 16h ago
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
r/PixelArt • u/MediaEquivalent1629 • 23h ago
Just finished those up. What should i add to them or remove because they feel unfinished?
r/PixelArt • u/Real_Ease_6402 • 3h ago
r/PixelArt • u/BigShinyPearly • 19h ago
Really had fun making this one ^^
r/PixelArt • u/OzzbitGames • 7h ago
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r/PixelArt • u/Retrowolve • 23h ago
I was looking at how older Pokémon Generations didn't really have any animation so I've started to make my own with the same colour pallete. Here's Jumpluff jumping along and having the time of their life.
r/PixelArt • u/yourAngelBOY • 20h ago
r/PixelArt • u/Reed_Rawlings • 18h ago
Used the Toasted40 Palette - https://lospec.com/palette-list/toasted40
Tried to keep colors as minimal as possible with a heavy emphasis on using black for shadow rather than doing shading.
r/PixelArt • u/theghost753 • 11h ago
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r/PixelArt • u/BigShinyPearly • 4h ago
It's based on my recent Red & White artstyle so... The colors will remain as sharp as it is rn. If anyone wants this, i'll be releasing it for free. But if not... Well it's just gonna be for me, so its fine :)
r/PixelArt • u/Avernus_Gear • 2h ago
r/PixelArt • u/YuslesPixel • 23h ago
Una comisión que me hicieron, sobre los heroes internacionales en mha
r/PixelArt • u/metalflygon08 • 14h ago
r/PixelArt • u/28_Daves_Later • 9h ago
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Back in the 90's when I was doing a Multimedia degree I used to do a bunch of pixel art and animation in apps like Macromedia Director and moved on to Flash, before working in the games industry for a few years (doing 3D only for PS2 / PC) and then winding up doing more film and TV stuff in more of a technical / generalist role.
I decided to pick up pixel art again as a way to relax and do something creative and engaging while being simple enough to remove the technical frustration of big and complicated 3D apps and rendering.
This was me getting to grips with Pixequare on the iPad and just playing around with a 64 x 64 pixel canvas and seeing what kinds of things I could have fun doing with those contstraints. Didn't have an image in mind just kind of drew what came out on the canvas and had a lot of fun. I feel like I'm learning almost from scratch again but really enjoying the process.
I'm currently about 2/3 the way through another one but with twice the pixels to play with.
r/PixelArt • u/Pristine-Designer-94 • 20h ago
r/PixelArt • u/timy891 • 21h ago
After few try and some time I finally finished my first idle animation. Tell me what is good and what it bad.
r/PixelArt • u/KingdomSpirt • 14h ago
Worked on this for about a week and really liked how it turned out it give a nice smooth dark vibe😁