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@BigPotato, simple wooden porch. They need the chainsaw to cut new wooden planks and they need the pilers to get rid of the old ones.
Your neighbours need pliers and a chainsaw for a repair job? What kind of porch do they have?
No wonder there are many talented pixellers from Russia.. :)
Thanks, Geci.
They do. There are a few pixel communities out there, the biggest one being ".pixel", with 48000 members. Mostly they are just viewers, and mostly this community is all about posting pictures from pj, twitter and tumblr. But still it's enough to inspire other people to try pixelling.
Nice one.. The tools actually have Warhammer race-like characters :D
I'm really a fan of the axe.
So, people share pixel art over vkontakte?
Oh wow, thats facinating! Thanks for sharing that info.
...patiently waiting for the Trans-dimensional Pliers of Feminism.
Russian pixel art community produces many theories about the reasons it's so big.
The biggest theory is - in Russia all the high-technological devices like Sega, Nintendo and Gameboy were spreading not in the 80-s and early 90-s, but in late 90-s and 00-s.
As a result, many people from 15 to 30 (which is the most common age for pixel-artist) grew up playing pixel games.
And also, it's snowballing nowadays due to the "vkontakte" (aka "russian facebook"), which has good tools for developing of the communities and has almost every russian in it.
Wow these are fantastic! Why does russia seem to have such a big pixel art community? Sucks not being able to take part in it.
Oooh nice, the great pixelart comes with a cool story too. Damn the amazing presentation of these magical tools make legendary weapons in most RPG's look bad.
imagine if every inventory item had this level of amazing