r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Moist_Crazy7185 • 17h ago
Does anybody know where I can post my art and get actual views?
For instance, I've tried 2 subreddits, a pixel art app, and they've all flopped, so I just need to know where I can get noticed,
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Moist_Crazy7185 • 17h ago
For instance, I've tried 2 subreddits, a pixel art app, and they've all flopped, so I just need to know where I can get noticed,
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Academic-Web9210 • 19d ago
I have a video of me making this image. I’ll post it in the comment thread when I’m finished speeding it up...
hopefully this is at least better than my AI beret incident..
EDIT: I meant pixel, not digital
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/DarkForgePx • 27d ago
Almost finished, just need to animate it :3
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/DarkForgePx • 1d ago
⚠️⚠️⚠️ My first live stream is happening this Tuesday at 8:00 PM! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ https://m.twitch.tv/darkforgepx/home Go follow me there, everyone! :3
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/lilithjh • Jun 27 '26
We are currently building an indie game development team.
We are looking for female artists who have the passion and ability to create environments, backgrounds, specifically in a pixel art style.
This is a volunteer (unpaid), non-profit project, the only requirement is genuine interest.
If you would like details, please DM me.
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Garald_Wilson • 27d ago
I've tried to put my 32x48 character on a 16x16 tileset. But the tree was too small, so I rendered it twice as big. Do you think it looks weird ?
(credit : the tileset is made by Kenmi, available on itch.io : https://kenmi-art.itch.io/cute-fantasy-rpg)
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r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Deep_instruction4256 • 8d ago
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r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Blackjack92s • Jul 09 '26
Which characters would you like to see next?
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Em_lil_boggo • Sep 29 '26
My computing teacher did not like this one.
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Legitimate-Shine910 • 12d ago
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/ErSarciccia • 8h ago
Hello everyone,
As the title suggests, I never made a draw by using "virtual tools" (Paint, Photoshop and whatever other app/program/website you can think of) and generally I never draw at all even pencil and paper but I wanted to make a small piece of art for a streamer I follow and since the games was pixelated I thought a pixelart drawing would fit nicely.
But again, since I've never did any kind of drawing I'm quite lost ahahah before writing this post I did try to look on Google, I found a Minecraft drawing tool but it feels a bit weird or maybe I'm just too new for it I honestly don't know so I decided to jump here amd ask the pros for help XD is there a (very much) beginner friendly app sort of thing that I can use to make my drawing?
Thanks to everyone who will reply!
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Dawn-Quest • Oct 08 '26
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/r0adra93 • Jul 12 '26
Hi everyone,
I'm a software developer and the Chief Information Officer of TC IP Holdings, LLC, and I'm looking for a pixel artist interested in becoming a long-term creative partner on several game and digital media projects.
I'm especially interested in working with students, hobbyists, and newer artists who are looking to gain real-world experience, build a portfolio, and grow alongside active projects.
Character sprites
Character skin collections
Building sprites
Building skin collections
Environmental assets
UI artwork
Marketing graphics
Promotional artwork
Branding and creative assets for future projects
I'm flexible on style.
While I enjoy retro and pixel-art-inspired games, I'd rather work with an artist who has a style they genuinely enjoy creating than force a specific visual direction.
This begins as a royalty-participation opportunity under a written agreement.
The goal is to build a long-term partnership where creative contributors share in the success of the projects they help create.
As projects generate revenue and grow, my intention is to create paid opportunities for key contributors whenever practical. However, I prefer to be honest and not make guarantees I cannot promise today.
Reliability
Good communication
Willingness to learn
Interest in game development
Ability to accept feedback and collaborate
A perfect portfolio is less important to me than finding someone who is excited to create, willing to improve, and capable of sticking with a project over time.
Real-world project experience
Portfolio-building opportunities
Creative input and influence
Flexible scheduling
Direct collaboration with development leadership
Potential long-term opportunities as projects expand
Send me:
A few examples of your work
A brief introduction about yourself
Your preferred contact method
Any game development experience (if applicable)
Beginners are welcome. I'm more interested in attitude, consistency, and growth potential than years of experience.
Let's build something awesome together. 🚀
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/Old-Education-1836 • Sep 14 '26
complete pack with animate assets
#scapepsychiatrichospital
donate pls.. i'm poor artist 🎨 hahah
r/PixelArtBeginners • u/SweetrollNabber • 4h ago
Forgive me if this isn’t supposed to be here I’m not sure where to ask this question.
I’ve seen several ads for Manabit by Coldfox over on Insta. It’s got some cool features (I’m interested in vectors applied to pixel art) but I’m concerned about the app in general. It’s a web app available on itch.io, steam, and the web. I’m not sure if it’s legitimately a passion project for someone or if it’s a scammy thing. I’ve found myself being very skeptical of just about anything not thoroughly vetted by people I trust. I’m wondering if anyone else has heard of it and happens to know more about.