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Jeremy has been active in PixelJoint community events, such Pixelween, Secret Santa, ISO Collabs, Street Collab, or the Weekly Challenges for almost 15 years, to critical success, often placing in the Monthly Top lists.

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Posted by Christoballs @ 3/29/2022 08:48  |    17
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If you’ve been on PJ for a couple years you’re probably familiar with the works of Nauris Amatnieks, pixel artist extraordinaire; aamatniekss is a staple in the Top Pixel Art roundups.
Just this past August he swept up three trophies, including the #1 for his brilliant Knight of the Blossoms, and he made an impressive showing during Pixelween as well. On top of that, lately he’s been working on the indie title Tiny Thor with a dream team of pixel artists (including the legendary Henk Nieborg) – quite impressive for a 26-year-old from Latvia.
 
 
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Posted by Quiara @ 12/16/2020 18:49  |    10
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It's past due but we finally had the chance to feature a pixel artist who has a big presence on the pixel art scene, not only through his art, but also through his social media activity. Thomas "Cyangmou" Fleichtmeir is a 29 y/o pixel artist from Austria and his art is a big influence in contemporary pixel art, especially on the indie game scene. He has also worked on some of the best looking pixel art titles of the recent years.

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Posted by Gecimen @ 7/3/2020 19:16  |    8
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"Once you get much past [ 512 x 512 px resolution] you can't tell that it was drawn with a computer. And to me that quality is part of what i want in my drawing, that is what's interesting and exciting to me." - Lauretta Jones, 1984

Instead of featuring a member of the site as we usually do, this interview will spotlight a pioneer of the medium, someone who became a professional pixel artist before anyone knew it could be a career path.

Lauretta Jones began her career as a freelance digital illustrator, before going on to direct the undergraduate and continuing education computer art department at the School of Visual Arts in New York. She then contributed to the field of digital art in new ways as a user interface researcher, finding more intuitive methods for artists to interact with their computers. She currently teaches botanical art at the New York Botanical Garden.

Lauretta also has a special insight into the world of pixel art during the 1980s, when 8-bit not only meant 8-bit, it also meant state-of-the-art. I was first introduced to Lauretta's work by a 1984 BBC program called "Micro Live," which had been uploaded to YouTube. She was kind enough to answer more than a few of my questions.
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Posted by cure @ 11/10/2017 21:21  |    15
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Finally, we bring you PJ's long time top hall of fame piece owner Snake - and it turns out he has a lot to say: Below you will see several months of talk, about pixels, universe, and everything.

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Posted by Gecimen @ 10/2/2015 14:02  |    30
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Pixeljoint is proud to present you yet another much-anticipated artist feature with long time PJ member and multi-award winner, vierbit! While mostly silent, most of you know and admire his pixelart. Today, we break the silence!

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Posted by Gecimen @ 5/17/2015 16:34  |    27
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I'm sure everyone has been expecting this interview to happen... He is Marat Khazarzhan, but we know him by the name a3um.

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Posted by jalonso @ 11/1/2013 09:58  |    30
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Stefan Bogdanovic, PJ's Mrmo Tarius is a computer graphics designer from Serbia (Belgrade). Mrmo Tarius creates some amazing and unique pixel art. He was kind enough to let me interview him for this revealing feature.

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Posted by Hapiel @ 8/27/2012 23:30  |    26
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Jinn (João Victor Gonçalves Costa) is a 21 year old computer graphics student from São Paulo, Brazil who joined Pixeljoint in August 2008. He is a book editor by day and a pixel artist in his free time; he began drawing on paper from early childhood, eventually migrating to digital drawing and pixel pushing.

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Posted by jalonso @ 5/31/2011 05:58  |    28
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Since joining Pixeljoint in early 2007 Stickman has built himself a great pixelart gallery with some of the most entertaining and outstanding animations to be found in the entire gallery.

Stickman began experimenting with animation in Secondary School using an ION camera (1 frame per second) and by the time he finished College, (BTEC-General Art and Design) he solely focused in animation and film-making using amiga dpaint, scratch film, cardboard cut outs, stop motion and various styles of 2D images using cine cameras.

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Posted by jalonso @ 1/28/2011 21:09  |    28
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Japanese pixel artist Syosa joined PixelJoint 1.5 years ago and has developed a refreshing new style, beautiful animations and the cutest girls! A 23 year old living in Osaka, Japan and studies Neuroscience at Osaka University. When not creating pixelart and video games he analyzes cell morphology and performs experiments from morning to night. About 4 Years ago, Syosa became addicted to making computer games and found himself practicing pixel art.

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Posted by Hapiel @ 10/3/2009   |    38
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Pixel artist and active member iLKke will share his pixel knowledge with you in this fresh interview!
Read on and find out about his demo scene experience, his color conservation tricks. and his beard!
Enjoy!
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Posted by Hapiel @ 2/20/2009 12:10  |    31
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PixelJoint is very proud to feature Adarias the youngest pixel artist to be featured by PixelJoint so far. He is proof that age has nothing to do with pixel art prowess. The following conversation was held over a few weeks time via PMs. Some time lags occasionally happened because my pony, Pixiedust, requires so much of my attention. Originally I intended to have an informal conversation in very general terms with Adarias but the subject of color quickly overtook us and because Adarias has so much to share with us and his take on things are so thorough, I focused on this topic for the most part. Enjoy the wisdom he provides.

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Posted by pixelblink @ 1/5/2008 00:11  |    33
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Gas13 joined PixelJoint on January 21, 2005. Since then he has certainly made an impact around here and his gallery shows daring and experimentation worthy of study by all, from the newest to pixelart to seasoned pros.
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Posted by pixelblink @ 10/3/2007 13:15  |    25
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Since joining Pixeljoint on March 26, 2006 Buloght (Ghengis Pixel) has provided us with some of the best eye candy and technically exceptional pixels. A very private and shy person Buloght recently answered some questions about his pixelart, thoughts and even some personal stuff.
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Posted by Ensellitis @ 4/4/2007 20:21  |    19
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You all know who he is…  Fool. He recently killed the monthly top by getting 5 out of 10 trophies, and will probably make a killing again for last month.  He is a master at animating, and in his short year of pixeling, has become a legend of sorts.



He is 43, and was born in Moscow, Russia.  He moved to Cleveland, Ohio in 1990, where he is currently working as a violin maker/luthier.

I recently had a chance to interview him, and I jumped at the opportunity.

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Posted by Ensellitis @ 2/11/2007 12:50  |    42
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Ensellitis recently had a sit down with the ISO and background master, the bug only known as Jalonso, to dissect his brain and see what makes it tick, and boy was it interesting to say the least...
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Posted by Ensellitis @ 8/24/2006 17:34  |    37
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Renowned pixel interviewer randomblink interviews pixel artist Ian MacLean (nvision) about his artistic influences, his work and his ruthless rise to power.

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Posted by sedgemonkey @ 6/8/2006 08:53  |    14

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