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pixel artist 🏳️‍⚧️ 🇧🇷 she/her ◆ ENG/PT-BR/DE neurodivergent ◆ minors DNI

A simple doodle of Kita from Bocchi the Rock!. She's skipping, arms outstretched, with a smile on her face.
Spoilers for Deltarune Chapter 5. This is a pixel artwork depicting Aqua, from Deltarune, waving. She's a little blue girl with black hair wearing a blue dress and a red ribbon, her eye or eyes covered by long bangs.
A post by Bluesky user @madocactus.itch.io, where she's comparing a render of Tenna (from Deltarune) to a figure of Hitori Gotoh (from Bocchi the Rock!). Both are on their knees and looking distressed. The text says "corporate wants you to find the difference between these two images."
Hitori Gotoh, from Bocchi the Rock!, reimagined in the style of Tenna from Deltarune. She's on her knees, hands balled into fists in front of her, wearing a bashful expression.
Detailed pixel art rendition of a cherry blossom tree. The field around it is basically barren.
Nijika Ijichi, from Bocchi the Rock!, depicted in the same manner as Hatsune Miku in Flavor Foley's song, "Static." She's resting on top of a CRT TV, smiling and resting her face on her hand.
Kita, a character from Bocchi the Rock!, wearing a maid outfit and two revolvers while looking seriously at the camera.
Hitori Gotoh, the main character of Bocchi the Rock!, waving a transgender pride flag.
Level 1-1 of Super Mario Bros. for the NES but with the main cast of Bocchi the Rock! instead. Nijika is jumping, Bocchi is aiming a fireball at a goomba, Ryo is holding a coin above her head and Kita is sitting on a pipe, wearing a princess dress and crown.
Art depicting Bocchi and Kita, from the anime and manga series Bocchi the Rock!. Bocchi is on one knee, wearing a tuxedo with her hair tied back, and is kissing Kita's hand. Kita is wearing a blue dress and covering her mouth, looking bashful. They're both under a spotlight.
A pixel art line-up of Bocchi the Rock! characters. The top row consists of Kita taking a selfie, Bocchi shyly playing her guitar, Nijika looking annoyed and thumping her foot, and Ryo holding a wad of banknotes. The bottom row consists of Seika, whose arms are crossed, with an annoyed look on her face; Kikuri, drunk and stumbling forward; and PA-san, giggling at Kikuri's demise.
A mockup of a conceptual visual novel game based on the Bocchi the Rock! franchise. The mockup consists of a border, a background, a talking sprite and a textbox. The border is themed around an audio mixer, featuring dials, switches, and such. There's a photo of Kessoku Band jumping in the top left; a jack, XLR plugs and stickers inspired by the franchise on the right. The background depicts a rehearsal room inside Starry, a club where a lot of the story takes place. The talking sprite is one of Bocchi herself, timidly holding a hand up to her neck and looking away while blushing. Her hair has red, blue and yellow highlights. The textbox consists of two parts. First, a name field, styled after a "Hello! My name is" sticker. The name displayed is that of Bocchi, written like a stylized signature. The second part of the textbox is the dialogue, and it's stylized like sheet music, with a treble clef and a 4/4 time signature to the left. To the right, the dialogue, spoken by Bocchi, says "O-Oh, Kita, hi! I didn't see you there... How are you doing today?" Finally, at the bottom, there are buttons for options. "Log," "Save," "Load," "Skip," "Settings," and "Auto," each preceded by a corresponding icon.
Pixel art rendition of a bunch of red azaleas.
Pixel art rendition of Kikuri Hiroi, a character from "Bocchi the Rock!". She is a skinny Japanese woman with purple hair that ends in a braid, wearing a green sleeveless dress and geta, traditional Japanese sandals. She's smiling and holding a bottle of booze in her left hand. The colors are neon-like and harsh.
Pixel art rendition of Kita and Bocchi from "Bocchi the Rock!" running together through a snowy field. There's a snowman on the foreground.
Pixel art rendition of a girl with long brown hair, a beige and light brown sweater and jeans lying on the floor, limbs stretched out, looking at the ceiling. Her glasses are on the floor next to her.
Pixel art rendition of an apple.
Artwork depicting the original poster, a young woman wearing glasses. The medium is pixel art.
Pixel art featuring Hitori (also known as "Bocchi") and Kita from the franchise Bocchi the Rock!. They are two high-school aged girls, one with pink and the other with red hair, and Kita is kissing Hitori's neck lovingly.
Pixel art doodle of Madoka Kaname, from the anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica, looking at Homura, from the same franchise. Madoka is a young pink-haired girl with hair tied into pigtails held by big red ribbons. She's wearing a frilly magical girl outfit and she has her hands in front of her. She's smiling. Homura is a young dark-haired girl sporting a black, white and purple magical outfit. She has a forlorn look on her face.
Pixel art rendition of Kessoku Band from Bocchi the Rock!. Refer to the alt text in the original post for more information.
Pixel art rendition of Bocchi, from Bocchi the Rock!, in a visual novel format. She's a pink‐haired girl wearing a pink tracksuit and a grey skirt. She has blue eyes. Her hair has blue, yellow and red highlights. She's wearing a trans flag armband and looking away shyly.
A mockup of a conceptual visual novel game based on the Bocchi the Rock! franchise. The mockup consists of a border, a background, a talking sprite and a textbox. The border is themed around an audio mixer, featuring dials, switches, and such. There's a photo of Kessoku Band jumping in the top left; a jack, XLR plugs and stickers inspired by the franchise on the right. The background depicts a rehearsal room inside Starry, a club where a lot of the story takes place. The talking sprite is one of Bocchi herself, timidly holding a hand up to her neck and looking away while blushing. Her hair has red, blue and yellow highlights. The textbox consists of two parts. First, a name field, styled after a "Hello! My name is" sticker. The name displayed is that of Bocchi, written like a stylized signature. The second part of the textbox is the dialogue, and it's stylized like sheet music, with a treble clef and a 4/4 time signature to the left. To the right, the dialogue, spoken by Bocchi, says "O-Oh, Kita, hi! I didn't see you there... How are you doing today?" Finally, at the bottom, there are buttons for options. "Log," "Save," "Load," "Skip," "Settings," and "Auto," each preceded by a corresponding icon.
Pixel art rendition of Hitori Gotoh, also known as Bocchi, from the manga and anime franchise "Bocchi the Rock!". She's a pink-haired girl wearing a pink tracksuit with stripes, a dark grey skirt and brown shoes. She's smiling, leaning slightly back and playing a song on her grey guitar. These are blue and yellow colored diamonds in the background.
Pixel art rendition of a princess protecting a maid from danger, brandishing a long sword called a zweihänder. The maid has long brunette hair, glasses and is wearing a maid uniform. The princess is wearing a military uniform consisting of a greenish-grey top adorned with golden tassels and a belt, as well a multi-layered black skirt with golden lining along the rims.
Pixel art rendition of a brunette maid brushing a light-brown-haired princess' hair. The maid is wearing a maid uniform and glasses, whilst the princess is wearing a simple white button-up nightgown.
Pixel art rendition of a princess holding a zweihänder, a very long sword that's held with both hands. She has curly light brown hair tied up in a ponytail and is wearing a grey military lolita uniform characterized by a grey asymmetrical vest, a ruffled black skirt and lots of yellow ruffles and lining. She's also wearing knee high black socks and brown dress shoes.
Pixel art rendition of a long-haired brunette maid sweeping the floor and humming to herself. She's wearing a pair of glasses.
Pixel art rendition of Lanino and Elnina, two characters from the hit indie game Deltarune. Lanino has a yellow moon-shaped face and slicked-back cloud hair. He's wearing a suit and sunglasses, with flames burning on his shoulders. Elnina has a blue face with a pointy nose and cloud hair done in an afro-style with low pigtails. She's wearing a blue overshirt with a blue and yellow skirt and a belt, a white undershirt with poofy sleeves and red cuffs, and yellow galoshes. Both of them are pointing gun fingers at each other and holding staffs that end with a pointing hand. The index fingers of both staffs are touching. Rouxls Kaard, another character from the game who has dark blue skin and long white hair, is jokingly rendered in the bottom left corner with far less detail than the other two, winking at the viewer. He's saying "I art hereth toose," meaning "I am here too" in fake verbose English.
Pixel art rendition of the Knight, the recently-revealed main antagonist of the hit indie game Deltarune. They're a black and white figure whose armor is accentuated by very sharp corners. They are floating in place, holding a long sword, with an after-image effect behind them and a fanged smile on their face.
A version of the "not what I'm called" meme, where someone points at someone or something, calls it something specific, and that someone or something replies with "not what I'm called." In this case, it's a meta and endlessly recursive version of the meme, where someone calls the meme "the 'not my name' meme."
A pixel art rendition of Blåhaj, the well-known Ikea shark plushie. He's surrounded by sparkles and behind him is a transgender pride flag.
Art of Codie.sys, a robot VTuber, cross-stitching a design of herself.
Mortis, from the anime Ave Mujica: The Die is Cast, playing a pink guitar on stage.
A pixel art screenshot redraw of Mortis from the anime Ave Mujica: The Die is Cast. She is playing a pink guitar.
Bust of a white doll striking a ballerina pose. She has brown hair tied up in a bun and is looking at the viewer with a smile. Her right arm hasn't been fully drawn.
Imagem de um pôr do sol com um cachorro transparente sobreposto sobre ela e o texto "enfim, a hipocrisia".
Pixel art drawing of a little girl sitting on a red chair. She has blonde hair, pale skin and is wearing a long black dress with an apron and frills. Additionally, she's also wearing striped stockings and two dainty shoes. Her left leg is lifted up. Her right hand is resting on her right thigh and she's resting her cheek on the index finger of her other hand, staring at the viewer.
An image depicting twelve cards, all the aces and face cards in a deck, from the game Balatro. Each card depicts a different character from the Bocchi the Rock! franchise.
The title screen for the game Balatro, notable for having Hitori "Bocchi" Gotoh, from Bocchi the Rock!, as the Ace of Spades that makes up the second A in the game's logo.
Ula Usterka, a character from the videogame Awaria. She's a dark-haired girl with a pixie cut, wearing a cap that says "Awaria". She's grinning and winking at the viewer.
A pixel art rendition of Connie, a character from Mario & Luigi: Brothership. She's a small girl whose face looks like a wall outlet. Her light grey hat is shaped like a plug, complete with a red ribbon that resembles cables. She's wearing a dark blue dress with a red brooch in the center. She's winking and waving.
Pixel art rendition of a character called Aqko. They are some sort of cyborg or android with long turquoise hair held in a ponytail. They're in a battle stance, left leg bent and eyes focusing ahead. Their left palm, which can shoot energy beams, is open. Their other hand is holding a fan, which they also use as a weapon.
Pixel art rendition of Basil from the indie game Omori. He's a teen with turquoise hair and pale skin, wearing a yellow t-shirt, blue overalls and a flower crown made of blue, pink and violet flowers. He's eating a watermelon slice and looks happy while doing so.
A pixel art rendition of Marie, from the Splatoon series. She's an inkling, a humanoid species with some squid-like features, such as hair that looks like squid tentacles. She's wearing a white hat with a dark grey stripe and green dots as well as a white jacket kept closed by a copper pin. She has brownish orange eyes, grey hair shaped into a bow at the back, pointy ears with simple silver earrings, a mole and a gentle smile. Her hand is lifted towards the viewer, part of her iconic pose from when she was part of an idol duo called the "Squid Sisters".
Yui, from K-On, depicted with a frown and photorealistic eyes.
Pixel art depiction of a purple character holding a large red book. They have a long purple and blue bang covering their right eye. They're wearing a grey sweater and green gloves, waving at the camera.
A girl, whose long purple hair shines with stars, and who's wearing a white button-up shirt, a burgundy vest, an orange skirt, purple thigh-highs and burgundy shoes with orange ribbons reveals a bunny inside her small orange top hat. Her other hand is holding a magical wand. The medium is pixel art.
A picture of Beanbean Castle Town, a location from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.
A screenshot. The text says "1,444 videos."
A pixel art rendition of a mocktail called Ipanema. It's a drink made of ginger ale, brown sugar and lime juice. The drink, which contains lime slices, has been served in a tumbler glass with a straw and two leaves serving as garnish.
Pixel art drawing of a little girl sitting on a red chair. She has blonde hair, pale skin and is wearing a long black dress with an apron and frills. Additionally, she's also wearing striped stockings and two dainty shoes. Her left leg is lifted up. Her right hand is resting on her right thigh and she's resting her cheek on the index finger of her other hand, staring at the viewer.
Image describing how the art giveaway works. All the details are already included in the main post. There are three examples of my art on the right: an icon of Socorro, from Imigrantes Road; my profile picture, depicting me holding a tablet stylus; and a catgirl holding a cup of coffee.
A block of text that reads as follows: Love. You create from love. It is an overflowing love that seeps out of your heart and into all you create. You couldn't possibly contain it inside yourself, and so you dedicate yourself to depicting it through everything you make. Your art is a celebration of what you cherish most, a loving tribute to everything that captivates you. There are things too wonderful to be appreciated in silence, and so you sing of your love time and time again. You are determined not to let your vast love go unnoticed or forgotten. That's why your work is a declaration of affection, an expression of fondness for everything that makes your life worth living.
Pixel art drawing of a little girl sitting on a red chair. She has blonde hair, pale skin and is wearing a long black dress with an apron and frills. Additionally, she's also wearing striped stockings and two dainty shoes. Her left leg is lifted up. Her right hand is resting on her right thigh and she's resting her cheek on the index finger of her other hand, staring at the viewer.
A pixel art sketch of Claude, a VTuber, for his birthday. He has red hair and big round glasses. He's wearing a long black coat, grey pants, black shoes and a black cap with a red star insignia.
A meme featuring Hitori "Bocchi" Gotoh from Bocchi the Rock! as well as Akemi Homura from Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Homura's right hand is on Bocchi's shoulder, and she's saying "I think we're gonna have to kill this guy, Bocchi," to which Bocchi replies "damn."