Really llike the vibe and colors. The black square in the middle confuses me though.

I will use this next time I'm asked to describe violence. Don't know if I've ever seen so much movement in a still image befrore. Thanks for sharing.

Its the kind of thing that you want to have as a desktop background and stare at for hours. For some reason I find the doll at the bottom left mesmerizing. Thank you for sharing.

I'm glad to see you made another one of these. Love the evolution.

I love so much how the trunk just flops down when the elephant lands.

Pretty cool Isometric 1bit pixel art. Very clean full black or full white approach without any significant dithering. I like how you use the absence of lines where some of the things meet the wall, makes them feel like they are a so smoothly fitted that there is no seam. I like it a little more on the shelf where you omitted the top line aswell, as opposed to the desk where there is no line on the edge but there is one on the top. Also like how you use the negative space to add volume on some of the shapes. The bed railinng and wall clock are the only things that feel a little more one dimensional than my brain would expect them to, everything else feels very solid and grounded in it's space. The only thing that doesnt read well to me is the black line on the far wall above the bed where you placed the hidden signature, it could be a long window but as it doesnt have any depth indicators on the inside it could also just be a long stip of paper or painted wall. But just really minor nit picks, I love it overall.

Thank you so much for sharing. There are definitely a lot of good things one can learn from studying what you did on this piece.

Nice. Welcome.

Love the sky texture, very painterly.

Nice shading on the head and furry beard rendering.

Hi. I don't think this picture is going to work. Pixeljoint prefers uploads to be true pixel art at original resolution: that means relatively low color counts, no computer calculated gradients/color blends and every pixel is actually one pixel.

This picture is 1398 * 1020 with 31799 colors (many of which are indistinguishable to the human eye). If this is based on pixel art that you made, it may be better to upload the original pixel art  at it's original resolution instead.

Hope that helps.

Wow.

It's great.

Amazing horse.

Amazing horse.

I like it a lot. The animation is simple but effective. Thanks for sharing.

I love it so. Great atmosphere and loght rendering. Really loke the blur that the rendering style introduces: half soft light, half glitch effect. Thanks for sharing.

Really like the mid-point between minimalist pixels and detailed that you used for this one. Also like the contrast between the clean straight lines of the background structure with the jagged and blended curves of the foreground wall. The minimalist branches up top are a nice touch too. I'd love to see a whole series of retro video game cutscene stills in this style.

Thanks for sharing.

Nice bunch of characters you've been uploading, Your "Sneaky" piece is one I like a lot by the way. I like that you write the name of the character at the top of each image and the style that you use for it: maybe you can create a pixel font out of your lettering that you can reuse every time.

Nice use of dither on the back of the cloak and really cool that you're mixing patterns to provide deeper shading. The billowing shape of the back of the cape is really solid, conveys the message that it is blowing in the wind. The one in the front looks like it's partially draped and partially blowing to the side but the intention is not too clear. I would commit more towards the draped look, I think it would compement nice the rest of the image. The dark wrinkle lines that you added at the front are a nice touch but they could use a little more definition, you could make them a little thicker, a little sagier and add some highlight at the bottom to indicate depth.

Thanks for uploading and sharing your work with us.

Realy like your approach at the Soda Sign, Sun and Night Sky, gives a nice scanline feel to it. The shading that you used to give depth to the character's body leaning from front to back is really nice too (their legs must be suuuuuper long) as well as the rim lighting on the palm tree.

I like that it's a piece that looks really good a normal size but at the same time beckons you to zoom in and look at the details, both in the piece and in the construction techniques.

Popin colors too, the blues, purples and magentas are lovely together.

Nice particle work, really like how they fizzle at the start and then pop at the end.

It's a shame that it's kinda hard to appreciate it in front of the default gray color of the site though, might showcase better in the galery if you replace the transparency for some specific color that helps it pop.

Also when your image is uploaded to the image inpector here ( https://www.linneart.com/pj/ ) it shows that it has 142 unique colors, a lot of which are indistinguishable from each other to the naked eye, you could probably reduce that to 8 or 10 distinct colors and it would look pretty much the same.

Its uncanny that you can make the critters so distinct using the same colors as the background.

complete oil painting vibe. Amazing.

lovely shading

Reminds me of the 90's Trapper Keeper designs. Love how solid the origami unicorn feels.

That eye rendering!!!! Amazing! The red lighting on the roofs is really cool and the reflection in the watter is top notch.