Adam Lister, an artist based in Beacon, NY, makes geometric 8-bit inspired versions based off classic paintings and iconic images from pop culture.
Lister recently released limited edition prints of 40 new paintings. The giclee prints, priced at $40 each, are made with archival inks and will come signed, numbered and dated by the artist.
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“PCKTKNFE” is five and a half minutes of pure geeky entertainment. A great blend of animation and live action, the music video was created by artist James Dunhour and musician…
I really loved this series of illustrations by Paulo Capdeville, a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in Almada, Portugal.
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A short clip directed by Gabriel Fermanelli for Fox, Italy, that pays homage to classic American TV shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s. The video is the first solo directorial…
8 bit wooden pixel awesomeness! Created pixel by pixel using 9/16 inch inked wood blocks. Measures 9.5 inches x 8 inches. Hanging hardware on back--ready to go up on the…
Ranjit Bhatnagar’s violin may be 8 bit, but one can coax uncompressed, analog music off its strings. Snip from the description: A working violin made from maple and oak craft…
45 awesome seconds of 8bit sound and video madness by Saitone. The video was released as a tribute to Michael Jackson.
In response to Radiohead’s online contest to remix the ‘Nude’ track, James Houston rigged together some outdated and obsolete computer devices and peripherals to recreate the song, and a brilliant music video.
He used a Sinclair ZX Spectrum (which I owned, and spent frustratingly long hours loading and playing the 8-bit Batman game with) for rhythm and lead guitars, an Epson LX-81 Dot Matrix Printer for drums, an HP Scanner for bass guitar, and old and dying hard drives were used as speakers to reproduce the vocals.
