/r/PixelArt
Welcome to /r/PixelArt, where you can browse, post, ask questions, get feedback and learn about our favorite restrictive digital art form, Pixel Art!
This is an NFT free zone.
We welcome all kinds of posts about pixel art here, whether you're a first timer looking for guidance or a seasoned pro wanting to share with a new audience, or you just want to share some great art you've found. We have just a few rules about posting, so just check those out and then show us what you got!
NFTs ARE NOT ALLOWED!
If you need help on how to post here, check out How to Post Pixel Art on /r/PixelArt, or feel free to post any questions or message the mods.
Notice: Tags are no longer required! Read about the recent changes to this sub!
Pixel Art: Where to Start - Guide on starting pixel art for complete newbies
Pixel Art Tutorials - Database of online tutorials you can filter by subject
Pixel Art Software List - Choose what program is best for you
Pixel Art Palettes List - Download and use in any program
Jobs - hiring a pixel artist? post a comment in this thread
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Idk how to post the speedpaint in the same post:(
So I work in secondary schools with children with special educational needs. A lot of the children I work with are moving to study art next year, academia I’m good with and drama I’m specialised in so I’m good there. But art I am horrendous at, and how can I help when I have 0 clue what I’m doing 😂- so I bought a drawing tablet and I’m trying to learn. Knowing the very small amount that I do I knocked this out on my first go around.
I’m trying pixel art as I feel like the base level is easier and I’ve always been interested in game dev stuff so I feel like it will keep me on track. Anyone got any recommendations on the next best step? As someone who is brand new to this I’m sure you can appreciate that it’s rather overwhelming.
Thanks 😊