1. Testing photo software means making lots of silly faces.

    Testing photo software means making lots of silly faces.

    posted 15 hours ago on Jan 27, 2012 | Permalink

  2. Hail Storm

    posted 3 days ago on Jan 24, 2012 | Permalink | 9 notes

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  4. Pixelvision-ed Neal Pollack!

    Pixelvision-ed Neal Pollack!

    posted 6 days ago on Jan 21, 2012 | Permalink | 1 note

  5. I am really stoked that work has begun in earnest on our next pixel app, tentatively titled “Pixelvision”

    I am really stoked that work has begun in earnest on our next pixel app, tentatively titled “Pixelvision”

    posted 6 days ago on Jan 21, 2012 | Permalink | 7 notes

  6. I am having a lot of fun testing the new isometric tools I am bulding.

    I am having a lot of fun testing the new isometric tools I am bulding.

    posted 1 week ago on Jan 19, 2012 | Permalink | 3 notes

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    It’s nearly midnight, so that must mean I’m STILL WORKING ON MAKE PIXEL ART.

    That’s why we call things like this “passion projects.”

    Here’s another progress video, demonstrating all the new isometric drawing modes. It is so much fun causing these to come into existence with your fingers.

    posted 1 week ago on Jan 18, 2012 | Permalink | 2 notes

  8. Look at all this anti-SOPA pixel art! The pixel art community has spoken, and it does not want large media companies to control what we can put on the internet.

    Pixels by Galamot and The Pixel League and some anonymous artist on Make Pixel Art.

    If you’ve made some of your own, or if you go make some right now, send me a link and I’ll add it to the gallery.

    posted 1 week ago on Jan 18, 2012 | Permalink | 10 notes

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    Here is another progress video of the one of the new features I am working on for the next release of Make Pixel Art.

    You can now drag isometric boxes in any direction to create 3D boxes with only two gestures.  The boxes automagically shade themselves, so all you’ve got to do is fill in the details to create isometric buildings and other objects.

    posted 1 week ago on Jan 18, 2012 | Permalink | 3 notes

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    I am adding some really awesome features to Make Pixel Art for the next release.

    Have you ever wanted to create isometric pixel cubes with your fingers?

    (Source: makepixelart.com)

    posted 1 week ago on Jan 17, 2012 | Permalink | 3 notes

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