#pixel-art

So, since I bought Minecraft (during the Halloween update period!), I’ve been spending a lot of my free time playing it. I’ve also been creating skins for Minecraft. I’ve made a couple of skins so far: Unable to recover the image :( If you’d like to use any of these skins, you can change your skin at http://www.minecraft.net/skin/

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Another theme for the R4DS, this time Vista! Unable to recover the image :(

This is the first of my themes created for the R4DS nintendo DS flash cartridge. Unable to recover the image :(

This is my second theme created for the R4DS nintendo DS flash cartridge. Unable to recover the image :(

These buttons were requested by ‘ynnoj’ to match the Windows port of the great ‘human’ theme for linux. human-foo.zip

Somebody requested these over at hydrogen audio. rating hearts

I made these to be used with foobar2000, but I guess you could use them anywhere that you need some media-control icons. 24bit PNG, 16x16, goes well with most colours.

Light colours and wet-looking highlights. Icecons are a 20x20 pixel 24bit alpha-blended PNG royalty free icon set created out of boredom (or desperation, I can’t decide).

created some new buttons for foobar2000, based on the playback buttons in windows media player 11.

These were an experimental idea I had for some blog/CMS icons. I didn’t pursue the idea very far, but what I’ve done I’m making available.

I created this utorrent program icon from silk icons by Mark James. Merging three silk icons together, and with a little pixel tweakage from myself - it works as a nice utorrent icon.

I created these icons for a CMS I’m writing called CMOGS, but I figure if CMOGS is going to be free, why can’t these be?

It’s probably by fault of my monitor, or the size that I’m attempting to do this, but when pixelling icons, it’s hard to make distinguishable icons at less than 16x16 pixels. Take the following smiley icons I made, for example.. The “grinning” and “sad” smileys are almost indistinguishable.. Okay, so I’m using a small palette, but the pixel difference between the two of them is minor. I think I need to go back to the drawing board.

So i’ve been working on the new redesign, not much, but i’ve been working on it. using blogger to power the site now, i might chuck one of those neat “blogger powered” buttons on here somwhere, soon enough, perhaps on the about page, when i get around to re-writing it. the pixel art page is about 40% complete, i’ve re-done all of the descriptions for each piece, but i am yet to torture myself by making thumbnails for each and every piece of pixel art.. regardless of how few there are, its still a tedious task. i dont plan to enable commenting on my blog, on account of how much spam/crap posts i got before, when i was using wordpress, so if you read anything here, and you wish to talk to me about it, i’ll put an e-mail link on the about page, when i get around to writing it. that said, anyone watching this, expect some magic soon enough!

ok.. just finished getting the pixel art section, and about page up, thank God i had already been working on the pixel art page… it’s not even complete, and i’m fed up with adding the rest of my pixel art to it.. oh well, all that isn’t on there is some random pixel things, and some emoticon type things - i’m sure it’ll survive without it :p the about page is some hella creative writing. just set up an audioscrobbler account, so we’ll see how that goes.. my user page if you’re at all interested in what im listening to..