Artist Creates Pixel-Art Game Scenes Inspired By The Most Adored Movies And TV Series Of The Past – Design You Trust — Design Daily Since 2007

Artist Creates Pixel-Art Game Scenes Inspired By The Most Adored Movies And TV Series Of The Past

The Princess Bride
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According to Gustavo Viselner (previously featured): “What would a “Stand by Me” point and click adventure game look like? Or a “Forrest Gump” runner?

My name is Gustavo Viselner and I make pixel art scenes based on movies and television series, and actually, for me, pixel art is no longer just a graphic tool for games, but a form of art that can stand out without having a video game to support it.

My work embraces pop culture influences and allows me to express my love and appreciation for all these wonderful stories and characters that I grew up watching, and that shaped my personality.”

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Back To The Future
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“Pixel art as we know it now is mainly influenced by old video games, notably iconic arcade games like Space Invaders and Pac-Man, as well as 8-bit platforms like the Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Master System. Pixel art, though not yet considered an art at the time, was a method for developers to produce images with minimal graphics and computing resources.”

Thor
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“Pixel art became less popular as 3D games got more popular in the 1990s. But why is pixel art so trendy these days? Nostalgia is the most apparent explanation. Because the majority of early games were created in this manner, there is a strong link between pixel art and the feel of old-school gaming.”

Forrest Gump
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“Pixel art is fundamentally an abstraction. Artists carefully select which aspects of a subject are the most important to the piece and how to portray those aspects using as few pixels as possible. Pixel art pushes you to focus on what is most important in an image without allowing the finer control that a more complex drawing technique would.”

Guardians Of The Galaxy
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“Pixel art has seen a revival in the last decade, mainly to the success of indie-developed games such as Celeste and Eastward. Pixel art persists, but in more moderate quantities than at its peak. Despite its declining popularity, pixel art is continuously improving.”

The Lord Of The Rings
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Grease
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The Princess Bride
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Arrival
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Back To The Future
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Beetlejuice
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Stand By Me
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The Big Lebowski
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The Goonies
14

Neverending Story
15

Back To The Future 2
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The Shawshank Redemption
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Tenacious D
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Spaceballs
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The Walking Dead
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Dark Knight
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Rocky
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First Blood
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Wonder Years
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Good Will Hunting
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Three Amigos
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The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
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Better Call Saul
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Memories From My Father
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Inglourious Basterds
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