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"content": "From the ar(t)chive...\n\nOne of several intro artworks from the computer game The Settlers 2 (1996). I first created a pencil sketch, scanned it, and then added the colors in Photoshop on a PC.\n\nThe in-game artworks for the actual game were created on an Amiga 2000 using Deluxe Paint.\n\nBefore anyone asks (again): All artworks and animations for the game were hand-pixeled with a traditional PC mouse—no 3D was used.\n#pixelart #amiga\nhttps://media.mstdn.social/media_attachments/files/113/587/787/165/516/676/original/72fe72f5d027cf83.png\nhttps://media.mstdn.social/media_attachments/files/113/587/828/300/263/701/original/2529083811343435.png\n",
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