Lord of the Rings x Super Mario World
Per the suggestion of @CTRunsThis, via twitter.
I put a walking path in here, but we all know that one does not simply walk into Mordor. I managed to to fit Barad-dur, Mount Doom, and the nine Nazgul, but ran out of room for The Black Gate. It was pretty fun making what, in the end, amounts to an archetypal lava world.
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Super Mario World versus Fallout 3! Fight!
By Alex Griendling / Blog / Twitter
I wanted to make a quick 30 minute pixel thing, so I did!
I don’t think this controller is ever going to sync.
Coffee. Just because.
I set out to make a (pseudo) 3D pixel gif, so I made these two Portal Device gifs. One that’ll spin infinitely, and another that has the context of a GLaDOS-aided quality check.
Thanks to everyone who voted on twitter. Maybe one day I’ll make the Gravity Gun for everyone else.
Created by Alex Griendling.
***TUMBLR PEOPLES: CLICK THE ABOVE PHOTO ICON TO SEE THE ANIMATION*** This .gif was too long to use tumblr’s native upload tool, so I had to embed it. Anyway:
Suit up, Samus! This one’s for all you Metroid fans.
This animation clocks in at 224 frames, making it over twice as long as my Deadpool gif. I wrote a series of posts about making this gif, you can check ‘em out here.
Painstakingly made by Alex Griendling.
Deadpool / The Merc with a Mouth / Wade Wilson
This is by far the most complicated pixel gif I’ve made to date, clocking in at a cool 105 frames. It took a while.
Sorry about the head, Wade.
Age of Apocalypse Sunfire Pixel Portrait. I’ve been reading through Age of Apocalypse (all 7 pounds of it) for the first time over the past month and have been super impressed with some of the alternate character designs. I know I’m 15+ years late to the party, but I asked my twitter followers who their favorite AoA character was and got a variety of responses. Between the tweets and IMs I received, it was clear that AoA Sunfire was a favorite.
I was originally planning on animating this thing, but I just don’t think I have it in me. Hopefully you enjoy the static pixel portrait.
I made this Cable pixel portrait while cruising at 36,000 feet on my way from San Francisco to Chicago. I recorded the whole thing so you can watch the time lapse.
It’s been a while since I made a pixel portrait so I decided to make one of Cable on my recent plane ride to Chicago.
