Description
What is Pixelhobby ?
Pixelhobby by Oraloa is an exciting and relaxing creative hobby that can keep you busy for hours.
How Pixelhobby works ?
The principle is to place small plastic cubes on a plate. You don't need any glue, everything fits together effortlessly.
With the help of a pattern, there is nothing simpler to then place your cubes and create your work.
Lucia van den Berg
However, Lucia's passion for art was not limited to not to local landscapes. As a young adult, she embarked on numerous journeys, exploring diverse landscapes around the world. Her works, created primarily with wooden pencils and sometimes combined with digital art, reflect the diverse environments she encountered.
Her work "Macaw Family" is inspired by her time in America of the South, where she was captivated by the vibrant colors and sounds of the jungle. “Mountain Escape” and “Field of Fragrance” reflect her travels to Canada and France, respectively, while “Sakura no Tancho” was inspired by a visit to Japan, where she fell in love with the serene beauty of traditional Japanese architecture and symbolic trees such as the crane and the cherry blossom tree.
Despite her talent, Lucia remains a relatively little-known artist. She always preferred the quiet solitude of her travels and the comfort of her small studio in the Netherlands to the limelight. She continues to travel and create, driven not by the desire for recognition, but by the joy of capturing the beauty of the world in her art. His works, which are snapshots of a time and place, are cherished by those who are lucky enough to come across them.
Country of origin: Netherlands
Influences: Vincent Van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, his Dutch heritage, his travels and his passion for exploring the natural world.
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How to make Pixel Hobby Oraloa?
How a symbol works in pixel art ? If you opt for a pixel art project with a symbolic pattern, you will notice that the pattern is divided into several segments.
Each segment of the pattern has 4 symbols, each with numbers, representing a specific color. The symbols correspond to the color numbers on the back of the pixel squares.
Use the color number (shown on the back of the pixel square) that corresponds to the number next to the symbol. The same symbols represent a different color number in each pattern segment.
You can slide the transparent base plate over the pattern segment to see exactly where each color pixel should be placed, eliminating the need to count.
Make sure the arrow on the back of the base plate always points in the same direction to maintain the correct orientation.
Place the pixels on the pins of the base plates with tweezers or your fingers, and they will be fixed immediately, without the need for glue or iron.
Once the pattern segment is completed, you can move the base plate to the next segment of the pattern. Repeat these steps until the base plate is completely filled. You can then proceed with the next base plate, and so on. The pattern will indicate which segment of the pattern corresponds to which base plate.
Is the project complete ? You can join the base plates with dovetails and frame them!
What do you need?
Become an artist step by step
The baseplate has at least 2000 pins (50x40). An arrow is indicated on the back of the base plate. This arrow indicates the orientation of the baseplate and the artwork in pixels. It is important that the arrow always points in the same direction. For example, always up or always to the right.
Our pliers are specially designed for Pixelhobby. Which one is your favorite ?
There are 4 notches on the back of the base plate. These notches are for dovetail connectors. These dovetails allow the base plates to be connected together. You can enlarge the project as much as you want by adding other base plates! On the side of the canvas, locate the corresponding symbol and number on the legend.
Your baseplate keeps moving ? By using the template you can avoid this problem...
Requirements: Template, transparent folder and tape.
1. Place the model in a transparent shirt.
2. Place the template in the correct position on the model so that all symbols are visible.
3. Stick the template to the base plate using adhesive tape (the plastic case prevents the template from tearing).
4. You can then place the base in the template and start "pixelating"!
You would like to order a frame for your pixel ? The order number for the correct frame can be found on the first page of the pattern, the materials list. Contact us.
