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Not my sky [ 11 colors ]

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Suzuki Hayabusa 2016 gen2

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Low res study

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Live stream

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Björkarna

In this scorching hot weather, let's appreciate some pixel art snow ❄️

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Raster drift [ 7 colors ]

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Fjord: MS Paint

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Barzakh برزخ

Barzakh in Arabic the place/phase between our living world and the Hereafter. It is the first step into the atom-less realm. Some believe Barzakh's dwellers communicate with each other and when a new soul enters (body dies in our lifetime) they tell the dwellers there about their families and friends accomplishments and news. Some religion verses mention that the Barzakh's dwellers see their place in heaven or hell, therefore they feel comfortable or tortured respectively.

Growing up hearing this word a lot, I've always imagined it deep bluish in color with twinkling stars. This is the first time I ever draw it. The artwork took around 5 weeks to finish as I drew and animated everything manually.

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станция Восток "Vostok Station" [ 16 colors ] made in MS Paint

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old alley [ 11 colors ]

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Bokeh Dream

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Heat Haze

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Aspen Red Forest, hand-made entirely with MS Excel 2007

Last week, I shared a pixel art piece I created using MS Paint, and I was truly grateful for the warm response from the community 💖 This time, I took on a new challenge, creating a fully animated pixel art scene using only Microsoft Excel 2007. Yes, Excel! Over the past week, I manually filled 320x200 cells, across 20 sheets, using just 9 colors. I then compiled 20 screenshots into a GIF to showcase the animation. The final artwork exists solely as a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 (.xlsx) file.

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Of Straws and Stars

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🎨 You don't need cutting-edge tools or a high-end machine to create meaningful art. This pixel art landscape was created entirely in MS Paint, the same simple program that comes pre-installed on Windows. I use it for most of my background artworks because it helps me focus purely on composition, color, and detail without overcomplicating the process. Even my PC is a humble, older machine. Yet despite the limitations, my work has been featured in major galleries and on screens around the world. For animation, I use other tools (mainly because MS Paint doesn’t support animation), but I still apply old-school onion skinning techniques to keep the creative process simple and hands-on. The takeaway? You don’t need fancy software or powerful hardware to make something beautiful. Creativity finds a way.

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Barbed feathers 🪶

what does hope look like when everything around you tells you not to hope? Keep building, keep dreaming, keep hoping.

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After the sun