Brolic Brawler
Training tirelessly for this very moment, this Bro is ready to throw down! It seems he may have skipped a couple leg days though..
Original “Hip-Hop Hider”
With a knack for Bopping, Hip-Hop Hiders are the latest innovation in B-Boy technology. Able to put on a show, and stow for when you’re on the go!
Original “Skele-drone”
A true Terror from the Dark side. Stay out of their line of sight! Colored scanner lights detect movement and traces of heat.
Original “Young High Water”
Please Support the “INEEDABELT Foundation” to help supply belts for young pixel creatures like High Water.
Pokémon x Hot wheels Colab Animation
Custom Hot Wheel Enamel painted by @Naztalgic. Official Pokémon Figurines. Animated to express a good time!
Red Terror Skull
In a dimly candle lit room, the red terror skull lurks in the corner of the room.
Beware of it’s shimmering stare!
The Cursed Relic of Krtr.res Island
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Gumbo the Raging Hacker
This is not someone you want to upset!
Summarization of my Pixel Art Journey
Reflecting back, Microsoft Paint was one of the first computer programs I was able to use to create Pixel Art. I’m sure we’ve all been there! In my case, this format of art stylization really stuck with me. Now as an adult with my own Computer, I had to see what was possible. Starting off with MP, I realized it was a bit too simple and that I wanted to really make my pieces come to life! With a bit of research, I came across Piskel which is actually a very user friendly website for frame by frame pixel animation. This worked fine for a while, but I did come across a few limitations. Continuing with my research, I noticed a lot of pixel artists using a specific program for their projects; ASEPRITE! This program right here ended up being the all-in-one solution I needed. Since purchasing the program, my work flow is smoother thanks to their shortcut keys and I can confidently work on larger projects.
Commissions now Open!
Please check out the Contact Page for commission inquiries.