Pixel Joint Forum: The Pixel Art Tutorial
Preserving the Pixel Art Look in Web Content
Learn essential CSS techniques, scaling strategies, and design principles that preserve the crisp, totally-cool aesthetic of pixel graphics across high-resolution displays and responsive web environments.
Pteropixel
Pixelated tools for pixelated things — design pixel fonts and paint pixel art in the browser.
Pixelated
Pixelated is a secure, open source email solution with encryption and decentralised hosting.
Using CSS to create a CRT
Many of us remember televisions from our childhoods as these flickering glass behemoths. These were CRT TVs and they had a very different look to them than our LCD screens do today. I have attempted to assemble a set of CSS effects to replicate this look mainly by adding three things: screen-door effect, flicker, and color separation. The color separation idea originally came from the hyperpunk theme by Andre Staltz for the hyper terminal. The scanlines and flicker effects came from the CSS CRT screen effect codepen by Lucas Bebber.
Procedural Bestiary and the Next Generation of CG Software
A blog on various aspects of digital art and computer graphics practice and education by visual effects artist and 3D generalist Denis Kozlov.
ELI5 : What exactly is Aesthetic Visual Analysis?
I am a designer and I recently read about Netflix using an image discovery tool called AVA to generate frames from the content on their platform…
Classic Programmer Paintings
Twitter: @progpaintings Painters and Hackers: nothing in common whatsoever, but this is software...
Sprite Generator - RPG Actor
Create pixel art character sprites for your RPG characters on the universal roleplaying character compendium.
PIXEL ART: COMMON MISTAKES
We've all been there: you learn a few things and it all seems so simple, but when it comes time to make something yourself, it doesn't look right! In this tutorial, we'll start with some "beginner's pixel art" and we'll make edits to it in order to show off some common mistakes and their solutions. One of the hardest parts of making art is self-critique - we're often too close to our art to look at it objectively. Asking other artists to edit your work by way of feedback can be a great way to illuminate problems that you may not see. (But keep in mind that it's considered rude to create an edit of someone's work unless they specifically asked for one.)
@eva.town hi! I really like what you did with hypertext.tv - how did you create that old school pixelated effect?
Hypertext TV
hypertext.tv
