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Message: [QUOTE="Rakoniomm, post: 544726, member: 912119"] Recently I have been pretty fascinated by the idea of how the difference between "raw pixels" when seen through the lens of CRT can completely transform the look to the point it just feels like straight up magic it all started with this video : [MEDIA=youtube]2sxKJeYSBmI[/MEDIA] the mere idea that random stray pixels can turn into strong highlight or gradient is mind blowing to me like I know the technical idea of dithering and how it makes a 3rd transitional color appear out of nowhere when the artist only has 2 but even tho I understand it on a technical level it still feels like Black voodo magic shit to me Like the waterfall effect in Sonic The Hedgehog [ATTACH type="full" size="640x224"]206639[/ATTACH] even tho I played it back when it released on CRT for some reason from the countless amount of times I played it on modern TV I completely forgotten it was supposed to be transparent and my mind just accepted that the sharp pixels supposed to look like that as maybe a stylistic choice I felt like I was living a lie all these times ヽ(`⌒´メ)ノ but, and I saved the most crazy one for last is that... you just CAN NOT convince me that two [B]goofy red pixels[/B] can transform into evil sexy scary eyes just like that! [ATTACH type="full" size="960x1250"]206643[/ATTACH] regarding the last one supposedly from my understanding is that the portrait of Dracula was just a normal drawing that got "digitized" and turned it into [B]that [/B] my question is does anyone know what is the process artists of the past has been using to digitize normal art and fit it into fuzzy image for consoles that have very limited colors to work with? I'm very interested in this look and want to try to emulate it (ﾉ>ω<)ﾉ :｡･:*:･ﾟ’★,｡･:*:･ﾟ’☆ [/QUOTE]

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