of the 'Pixel Art' Category

Hailing from Berlin, Germany, Tilman Faelker demonstrates the benefits of incorporating digital tools to add an edge to traditional media.
Tilman makes use of Photoshop to add interesting effects, including mirroring, repetition and pixelated areas, to his drawings.
‘The source is always a pencil drawing that I scan, apply the glorious mosaic filter, print it out, [...]

Andy Gilmore is a rare breed of artist. It’s not often one comes across an extensive portfolio dedicated to merging technical ability with aesthetic beauty; and with consistently invigorating pieces.
With what comes with undoubtedly great amounts of practice, time and skill are illustrations that stand out for their ability to create seemingly touchable textures, shapes [...]

I’ve seen the illustration work of Polish artist Agata Nowicka floating around online for a while now. I think Agata has done a superb job of creating work that is truly distinct from other illustration styles. With her unconventional ‘pixely’ lines and audacious colour choices, she certainly has a unique selling point.
I’ve asked her a [...]

The german pixel art illustration trio known as eBoy founded in 1997 are still going strong. I wanted to include a quick post on some of their recent pixel stuff because it’s just too cool to ignore.

Some of their work will be recognisable from advertisements such as work done for Coca Cola in Dublin or [...]