For twenty dollars, you can download 1600 1-bit sprites for use in artwork, games, icons or whatever other project you desire. [via]
You can use this game assets for personal/commercial projects, no credit needed. If you do, please let me know to promote it on my twitter! ;)
Made by Davit Masia, it's such an incredibly vast and deep set of work. Expect to see its DNA in pixel-art inventories and villages for years to come.
The unique 1-bit look of early Mac software—especially its games!—are now more easily revisited thanks to the Internet Archive's Macintosh Software Library. Check out Dark Castle, Lode Runner and Wizardry, then write up your thoughts in MacWrite!
Printed manual and Guided Tour on tape for MacPaint, MacWrite and the other applications bundled initially with the… pic.twitter.com/9yrBsaaSM1
— storiediapple (@storiediapple) February 3, 2017
@thelastdeck is a bot that publishes glitched 1-bit tarot cards. [via JWZ]
Introducing @thelastdeck, The Pictoral Bot To The Tarot. Created by @xxvi_xxxviii and @digitalsqand https://t.co/JM5UpxxbOF
— [x] (@xxvi_xxxviii) March 6, 2017
Previously: Randomly generated catalogue of creepily nondescript police state technology. Read the rest
Jonas Wagner's Neon Flames is a dead-simple web tool to create beautiful nebulae on-screen. There are eight colorful gases to choose from, and the longer you click, the larger your celestial flame. Be sure to check out Wagner's other experiments, such as Javascript filmstock emulation and 1-bit image dithering that puts Photoshop and even old Macs to shame.
