Games, drawings or animations with pixel graphics, especially by independent producers, often show us that you don’t need AAA quality productions to be fascinated. In this context, sunset scenes created with pixels, space designs and many other things show that the only limit in the pixel art category, as in other branches of art, is imagination.
When you look at the drawings of Pınar Gökoğlu, who creates works that warm your heart in the field of pixel drawing, you will better understand that pixel art knows no boundaries. Without further ado, let’s take a look at 15 works of art together.
We do not know whether the castle is more beautiful or the clouds:
Tents in the countryside. The sky amazes itself again:
Shared with the name Empty Roads, this work looks like a frame taken from night drives to clear the head:
This piece was made as a fanart for the Obi Wan Kenobi series that we came across recently:
Here, we see a skyscraper and the sweetly colored clouds behind it:
The beauty of this door obscures our curiosity as to where it leads:
A tree with colors that warm the heart:
Doesn’t make Elden Ring wonder if it would be easier to play with these graphics:
When we see works like this while waiting for the new God of War game, we think ‘I wish there was a pixel version’:
Thanks to the lights hitting the feathers of a black raven, we can see the details on it:
The name of this work is the Witch of Winter:
Here, however, there is a faded reflection of the woman in public transport. When you slide it sideways, you can see it in animation:
Jake listening to music from Adventure Time’s most iconic scenes:
A root coming out from under the hanging ground:
Finally, the work called Rainy Day, which impresses us with the contrast of the reflective and non-reflective colors:
This link for Pınar Gökoğlu’s Twitter page; You can also use this link to access accounts such as Patreon, Behance and Instagram. In addition, there is a cartoon character that he created and that you come across in funny ways. We recommend you to browse the blog site to learn more about the artist and to browse his other works.
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