Pixaki 4 Intro vs Null Void 0

Pixaki Intro is perfect for anyone getting started with pixel art, and a great way to try out the features found in Pixaki Pro. Pixaki Intro lets you create sprites up to 160 × 160 px, with 3 layers and 8 frames of animation. DRAWING • Pixel perfect painting mode automatically removes double pixels when doing line art. • Round, square, and matrix dither brushes. • Line tool, which can be locked to isometric angles. • Rectangle and ellipse tools. LAYERS OF ANIMATION • Layers are shared across the whole project, which means every layer has its own timeline. • Static image layers for background and foreground elements that are the same on every frame. • 18 layer blend modes. • Rename layers. • Reorder layers and frames by using drag and drop. • Scrubbable timeline. • Advanced onion skin options. • Select multiple layers or frames at once to quickly make bulk adjustments. • Use high resolution reference layers to pixel over your sketches and photos. COLOR • Four color selection modes: a square picker with an infinitely scrolling hue slider, sliders for HSB and RGB, hex code input, and the project palette. • Eyedropper to sample any color from the canvas. • Bucket fill, with contiguous or discontiguous options. • Color replace across the whole project. SELECTION • Freehand, rectangular, and color selection. • Use the active selection as a mask. • Cut or copy the selected pixels and paste them to any app that supports pasting images. TRANSFORM • Move without needing to select. Position the image on or off the canvas without clipping. • Scale uniformly up and down, or squash and stretch. • Rotate by any angle. • Flip horizontally and vertically. IMPORT & EXPORT • Import any static image, or a GIF. • Use magnification when sharing to upscale without the results looking blurry. • Export as a single image or image sequence as PNG, TIFF, or JPEG-2000. • Export animated images as GIF or APNG. • Export as a sprite sheet, with configurable columns. Screenshot artwork by Genuine Human, waneella, Chelsea Faust, and rachels_ham. Find out more at pixaki.com.

"Null Void 0" is an augmented reality and artificial intelligence artwork for designing a realtime 3D sculpture. The AR-AI artwork is a sort of 'impossible puzzle' where the audience is called to play a game within the intent of reconstructing a 3D sculpture. Audience by tapping on the screen, generates the solids which compose the sculpture. Each piece can be scaled, translated and rotated while emitting an AI (random generated) phrase which speculates on the computer vision practice and the object-recognizes AI model. In fact, most of the time, the AI won't recognize the part of the sculpture, causing unexpected and weird shifts of meanings. "Null Void 0" invites the audience to challenge the concept of what is considered sculpture nowadays, by exploring the liminal duality between tangible and virtual. Video preview: https://youtu.be/IeTIWmqiklY and https://youtu.be/nST6MBXkhRY