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Did this one 20 years ago!
(Using a joystick, a Commodore 64, and a noisy TV set, hence the dithering mess).

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2020-12-03

[SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK ALIEN/process vid]

2d illustration (SAI) meets 3d environment (Cinema 4D) and composed in After Effects.

music: Gorillaz - Aries (8bit ver. by Joshua Hartshon)

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2020-12-02

A piece of illustration for a story written by AI based on some input from Crime and Punishment and The Matrix. You can find a link to the story in comments

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2020-12-01

本日をもってPS4WoTクラン8BITを解散します。
長い間でしたが皆様お世話になりました。
私は1プレイヤーとして細々とやってると思いますので、今後ともよろしくお願いします👍

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2020-12-01

Now with some cleaning up of the trees and color palette.

Yay, I think it looks smooth 😁

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2020-11-30

Day 19: My most visually complex pixel art scene so far.

A campfire along a river next to a broken statue.

I had a lot of fun with the reflections and the smoke.

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2020-11-30

Some of the starter monsters. Very close to what the final cards will look like. 🙂


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2020-11-29

A piece of illustration for a story written by AI based on some input from Crime and Punishment and The Matrix. You can find a link to the story in comments

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2020-11-28

Another link between the computers and the standard. Tim Patterson, the author of the first versions, adapted it (along with J. Suzuki from ASCII co.) to the MSX computers to handle the use of 3,5" floppies

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2020-11-27