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As someone pointed out below, pixel art has been made for LCD displays for a long time, starting from all the handheld gaming consoles, and also including all t
by Asooka 10y ago
As someone pointed out below, pixel art has been made for LCD displays for a long time, starting from all the handheld gaming consoles, and also including all the pixel art made in the last 15 or so years ever since LCD displays became predominant, also CRT computer monitors have much sharper pixels than TVs. At this point there has probably been more pixel art made on and for displays with sharp pixels than for crappy TVs. It's time to let go.
- colanderman 10y agoWhere did I mention modern pixel art? My point is that modern renderings of 8-bit-era (i.e. 1980s) art is anachronistic and violates the artists' intent. That art was mastered for consumption through NTSC and looks ugly if you try to reinterpret it through the modern pop idea of "pixel art". It's like taking "Gone With the Wind" and watching it with frame-rate interpolation on a handheld device. It'll look like crap because you're changing the medium. I don't care what modern artists do. You say "let go" like I'm taking a stance on nouveau pixel art; I'm not.