We have not yet featured any pixel artists, so we thought we should rectify this, in style! Presenting the painstaking work of Yuriy Gusev. Brilliantly imaginative, great colours, wonderful characters, yes, Gusev’s illustrations have it all!
…you can pick your jaw up from the floor now.
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eBoy comprises of Kai Vermehr, Steffen Sauerteig and Svend Smital and is probably the most famous name in the world of pixel art. Their painstakingly complex pieces leave the viewer ogling, searching out all the tiny details, that could otherwise be missed. The group have had a prolific career. They have produced toys, bags, skateboard decks, various fashion pieces, had tons of exhibitions and have worked with far too many names to mention! You can find more of their work on their website.
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I was looking through our blog and realised that we do not have enough pixel art. Then I remembered back to the great point and click games I used to love playing when I was younger. Who remembers the great games put out by LucasArts such as Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle, Sam & Max and Grim Fandango? Well, the Mojo Art Blog has a good general collection of artwork, videos, fan art and more. They also have a credits list for the games, so you can see who was involved. Don’t expect the nicest looking website in the world, but do expect a great little archive of content.
Quick tip: Use the right hand side of the blog to easily navigate.
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USA based Bananamantis creates brilliant fantasy style pixel characters. There is a mixture of Pokémon, My Little Pony and various other franchises amongst her work, as well as loads of original characters. I’ve always found pixel art amazing. It’s fascinating to see how creative you can get within the restrictions of the pixel grid. This is an artform that was created out of necessity, as technology moved onto computer screens. Now that we have moved on from that visual language, as screens have much higher resolutions and can take in much more detailed imagery it is great to see so many people online still taking up this art form. Visit Banamantis’ Deviant Art page here for more of her excellent pixel work.
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We were delighted when Timothy J. Reynolds got in touch with us to share his stunning illustrations!
“I stay up late making little worlds in 3D.”
And we are happy and grateful that you do this. Thanks Tim!
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Tanya creates some incredible pixel and isometric art. Full on city scenes, icons, machinery and more can be found on her Dribbble page, or alternatively visit her website.
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Sergey is a freelance illustrator from Russia. He creates some nice digital art, but his best work is probably his pixel art. He creates a lot of artwork for games, but some of his advertising pieces for clients are brilliant, full of incredible details. His clients include Sberbank, Megafon, Mars, GQ and Forbes.
Visit Sergey’s website for more.
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Gary J Lucken is a self-confessed pixel junkie also known as ‘Army of Trolls’. He was born in London, and now works from Switzerland drawing inspiration from video games, toys and pop culture. His clients include BBC, Honda, Sony, The Guardian and Nestle.
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There is a multitude of merry work by Texas based, Andy Helms. His blog, oktotally has a plethora of pop-culture piece. Some of which have been thoughtfully animated for Mr. Helms amusement and ours. I am especially appreciating his He-man and X-men interpretations.
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Rene Hernandez lives in El Salvador and is a very experienced pixel artist, perfecting his craft for over 10 years. He specialises in isometric pixel art and creates graphics for games, web and print. Clients include Coca-Cola, Men’s Health, Pepsi, Maxim and Time Inc.
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