/r/PixelArt
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. We have just a few rules about posting, so just check those out and then show us what you got!
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. 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
1. Must be Pixel Art
Art must be pixel art, at least partially. If you post an album of pictures, the first one must be pixel art.
2. OC Only
Posts may only be created by the artist that created the art, or someone with permission/rights to it.
3.Be Civil
Don't do anything that might make someone feel unwelcome, such as insulting, being overly vulgar, instigating, trolling, etc. (critique is allowed, but must be constructive). Don't start drama or target other users. Aggressive harassment will be reported to the admins and could result in site-wide suspension.
4.No Self-Promotion
We do not allow posts or comments that are self-promotion. This includes: shop links, merchandise, tip jars, fundraising, promos, coupon codes, or advertisements.
5.No NFT related posts
This includes posting art made for NFTs, linking to NFTs, asking to hire people for NFTs, or anything else NFT related.
6.No sexual/nude content
Images which are overtly sexual or contain nudity is not allowed. Censored / altered versions of these images are not allowed.
7.No AI Art
Art created with AI, partially or fully is not allowed.
8.Account must be older than 2 weeks to post
You can only post if your account is older than 2 weeks, no exceptions.
9.No Outrage/Controversial/Drama Posts
If your post does or is likely to upset people or stir up outrage/drama, whether intentional or not, it will be removed. This includes witch hunts and politics.
/r/PixelArt
2 protagonist for a game a wanna a make.
My main inspection is of course pizza tower but instead using more shading.
Hey guys, just started learning drawing pixel pieces and some animating. The body movement always seems so much work and so hard to make it feel consistent especially in large movements. And more detailed character makes it more difficult as well. Any advice or tips on that? Thanks!
She’s 3 and obsessed with Mario right now, especially “Baby Bowser!” So I made this and put it on her little tablet. I know it could be better, but she loves it, and I love that. 🥰