8BitKunst
8BitKunst is a term used to describe a visual art style that emulates the pixelated aesthetics of early 8‑bit video games. It encompasses pixel art, illustration, animation, and graphic design that intentionally uses visible pixels and limited color palettes to evoke retro computer and console graphics.
The roots lie in 8‑bit hardware of the 1980s, such as the Nintendo Entertainment System and the
Common techniques include composing on a fixed pixel grid, restricting palettes to a small number of colors,
In contemporary contexts, 8BitKunst appears in video game art, album covers, advertising, and increasingly in blockchain-based