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San Andres Islas

March 25th 2026 Pixel Art Hand Pixelled Mierdinsky @mierdinsky

100% 300 400 pixels colors

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Mierdinsky @mierdinsky

On August 1, 2007, I had to deliver some illustrations, the hard drive of my PC was damaged two days after the delivery and I had to use the old computer at home. Looking for a type of illustration that would accommodate the performance of that machine, I found PIXELART, a technique that video game companies used for graphics in the 80s and much of the 90s. From that day I knew that my mission was to bring joy to every home through my pieces made with pixels and my payment accounts made in .pdf https://linktr.ee/Mierdinsky

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San Andres island doesn’t fit in one view 🌊From above, it looks calm…but every corner tells a different story 🏝️Colors, rhythms, routes, all layered into one place.The more you look, the more you realize how much is happening at once.

And yeah… the GIF stays light, limited palette and just 4 frames 🎞️

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Tags: #sanandresislas, #mierdinsky, #island, #4frames, #map, #sanandres

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Resolution: 300 400 pixels (120k pixels) Colors: 16 Animation Frames: 4

Comments (2)

Mierdinsky is looking for critiques on this piece! Please be constructive.

Dozy 14 hours ago

dude. i thought that alkatras had enough moving entities. thats a lot... like really i know its 4 frames but i that doesnt change anything for me. amazing

Mierdinsky 12 hours ago

Thanks! It’s just 4 frames, but I packed a lot of moving elements into each one. I started with the PICO-8 palette and then took some liberties with the colors to keep it readable.

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