Deconstructing Pixel Art (Using Javascript)
summary
Claims that pixel art is best represented as an interoperable JSON object with EXIF-style metadata and shows exactly how to build and use it: the picsif JSON format captures x/y, color, size and canvas data; JavaScript + canvas + setInterval animation redraws each pixel for a time-lapse; the app make 8-bit art exports and imports picsif, plugs into other tools (Acorn, August) and runs in installations where children draw and the animation reliably replays.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:19Talk inspiration
- 7:14JavaScript and pixel art
- 9:24Pixel as object
- 11:52Pixel art immersion
- 13:37Introducing PICSON
- 15:25Demoing PICSON
- 17:36JSON vs image formats
- 18:40Artist-developer collaboration
- 19:47How to contribute
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