Canadian artist Bradley Hart fills syringes with acrylic paint, which he then injects into bubble wrap. The results appear as low-resolution photographs. His work is currently on display at Gallery Nine5 in New York City...

I love this! A bath towel that pixelates your body in real life! The Censorship Towel is an art project from the Carmichael Collective, the folks who brought us Piñata Anatomy, but we can hope that this idea makes i...

We've previously featured Instructables user BrittLiv's "You Killed Kenny!" doorstop. She's back with a new project. This time, it's a pixelated trash can. No, that's not a computer generated image. It's a wooden...

Artist Jeff Swenty stains and glues together square pieces of wood to create wall hangings that look like characters and scenes from classic video games. Pictured above is Swenty's homage to Pitfall. His other work...

Artist Justin Harder created a pixelated motorbike, helmet, and chest protector out of wood. It's modeled after one that appeared in the Nintendo game ExciteBike. At the link, you can view process photos showing ho...

Artist Jude Buffum created pixelated video game screenshots for Ghostbusters, Gremlins, and The Goonies. They'll be on display at the upcoming 3G Show, starting September 3rd at Studio 1988 in Los Angeles. http:/...

Pixelation user junkboy has, over the years, presented scree...  ...creenshots of modern video games in classic 8-bit pixelation . He's assembled many of them in a huge post, suc...

Douglas Coupland made this pixelated sculpture of an orca. It's located at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Coupland is also a novelist and playwright, and we've previously featured his innovative trailer for a boo...

Kiel Johnson made this costume that looks like a man rendered in 8-bit pixelated art. It's called "8-Bit Gary." His site doesn't state directly how he built it, but at the link, you can view many in-progress of the...

Austin-based artist Shawn Smith creates 3D sculptures that look like pixelated images. He slices sheets of plywood into 3/4 inch cubes, dyes them, and then glues them together. Smith writes: For the past few years,...