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A [[Pixel Art Comic]] is a comic that uses completely original pixel art. Pixel art is artwork that is composed of large and solid blocks of color, recalling the early days of computers. Generally, these comics are webcomics, but some have made the jump to the newspaper.
A '''Pixel Art Comic''' is a comic that uses completely original pixel art. Pixel art is artwork that is composed of large and solid blocks of color, recalling the early days of computers. Generally, these comics are webcomics, but some have made the jump to the newspaper.


There are many reasons for an artist to choose to use pixel art in their webcomics. Pixel art is distinctive and low bandwidth, but mostly it is aesthetic choice.
There are many reasons for an artist to choose to use pixel art in their webcomics. Pixel art is distinctive and low bandwidth, but mostly it is aesthetic choice.


Pixel art comics are distinct from [[Sprite Comic|Sprite Comics]] in that the majority of the visuals are original; a [[Sprite Comic]] with heavily modified graphics, use the same frames over and over again, and may straddle the line between that trope and this one.
Pixel art comics are distinct from [[Sprite Comic]]s in that the majority of the visuals are original; a [[Sprite Comic]] with heavily modified graphics, use the same frames over and over again, and may straddle the line between that trope and this one.


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