MrLollige.com » News http://mrlollige.com Pixel art blog Thu, 18 Feb 2010 09:00:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 C64 Gallery http://mrlollige.com/2010/c64-gallery/ http://mrlollige.com/2010/c64-gallery/#comments Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:01:24 +0000 mrlollige http://mrlollige.com/?p=200
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    • ]]>     C64 graphics gallery project maintains the aspired to have Commodore 64 high and huge graphics collection – showing as much graphical variety of the c64 world as possible from the mid 80’s till now.

    C64 Pixel says on c64 portal :

    Some of the content (i.e. commercial pictures) is only visible as registered user but otherwise all features are free to try.
    If you are interessted in helping us filling it, please check this thread on CSDb about it.

    C64 graphics gallery project

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    ]]>     http://mrlollige.com/2010/c64-gallery/feed/ 1     Minipops App http://mrlollige.com/2009/minipops-app/ http://mrlollige.com/2009/minipops-app/#comments Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:00:20 +0000 mrlollige http://mrlollige.com/?p=182
  • C64 Gallery
    • ]]>     Flip Flop Flyin‘, the artist and gingerbeardman the coder collaborated on a nice iphone app.

    minipops
    Since 1999 Flip Flop Flyin’ (Craig Robinson) has been drawing famous people as small pixel characters. When he had 800 of ‘m in 2004, he published a book.

    He continued drawing these characters, and now you can download them all to your iPhone or iTouch!

    Here is also a link to the full Minipops gallery!

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    ]]>     http://mrlollige.com/2009/minipops-app/feed/ 0     Hexquisite corpse collab finished http://mrlollige.com/2009/hexquisite-corpse-collab-finished/ http://mrlollige.com/2009/hexquisite-corpse-collab-finished/#comments Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:45:14 +0000 mrlollige http://mrlollige.com/?p=94 On Pixelation, there was a collaboration running: The hexquisite corpse. All entries were hidden until today, because it got finished!

    hexiquite

    excerpt taken from the full image

    It worked as following: Every member made a tile which would have to connect to the tiles next to it. However, the tiles next your tile where not fully revealed, only the borders were visible. That way you never knew what you were connecting to. This resulted in a random and fun image!

    There were a total of 91 tiles.

    Take a look, it is worth it!

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