Viewing the Process

An example of my Pixel Art with Naruto. Notice how similar it looks to the original picture (far-right)

Instead of just to keep constantly showing the finished result, I feel better off posting off the process of how I actually got it to be how it is. As you can see from the Naruto picture, I started off making an outline, then I moved on to color, add shading (which is the hardest part), and retouch it!
Now, what you can do with it, is you can rearrange the colors of it, maybe even make your own wallpaper with it!

My current Wallpaper. Notice how the color of Naruto is different from the original picture and the eyes as well as the slashes on his face is edited.

My Own Picture to Start!

So here's one piece of pixel art that I've done before, and it is another picture of Sonic, but edited with a red color and clothes. (This is one of my own pixel art pieces).

Remember how I said that pixel art usually improves upon what you already have? Well, the Sonic one at the top is an old picture of mine. With some retouching of mine, I actually made it look more presentable than ever!

Also, I ended up finding a website that can lead to a tutorial on how to do Pixel Art!
Just click here: Click ME!

If you don't get it, rest assured I'll be making my own tutorial as well.

Introductions, Introductions..

Hi! My name is Nick, and this is my blog for my website. Here, instead of using DeviantArt, I'm just going to showcase my pixel art here!
Pixel Art is a form, a known type of art that involves taking a known picture, making an outline out of it, then going to make any edits as you see fit, or you can leave it as is.

Here, is one example of one (This is not done by me!)

This is one that's done of Sonic The Hedgehog. as you can see, there's an outline applied to the original picture, then is recolored and edited in order to make an almost duplicate of it.
After this post, I will try to post my own Pixel Art pictures.