In real life, I'm an elementary school teacher. NSFW has a very shallow floor for people in my field.

Was wondering why this was NSFW. Still doesn't seem necessary, but makes more sense now.

Hm hm hm hm!!!!

I grew up in Johnstown PA. I remember when this film was being shot. I was a kid, but it was very exciting. A few of my friends were cast in it. And I saw the Hanson brothers play at the War Memorial when the team was called The Johnstown Jets.

My friend met Paul Newman on the street. His dad saw Newman walking forwards them. He told my friend to walk up to him and introduce himself. He did it and Newman talked with them for a few moments.

Best sports film ever made. No argument. One thing tho … I remember different music the first time I watched it. The dubbed soundtrack sounds like it came from Wish.com

Infinite loop of annoyance

One of my very favorite films.

I was coachin' in Omaha in 1948 and Eddie Shore sends me this guy who
was a terrible masturbator, you know, couldn't control himself. Why, he
would get deliberate penalties so he could get over in the penalty box
all by himself and damned if he wouldn't... you know...

Why break it before it's done freezing. Annoying

Thanks. I didn’t know. This stuff is cool. I guess I can look around online. I just figured I would ask because I appreciate what I see, but eh, oh well lol maybe people don’t want us to know about their secret lol

i've asked this on so many pixel art posts and no one ever answers. i can't tell if i'm looking at what a program/filter did or what an artist made..

That's really good man

Incredible! Absolutely mind blowing!

I think it looks like a Volvo c30

I would have if you hadn't demanded I watch it. Now I don't wanna.

This is how I do it: I create a canvas in MS Paint. Draw the background without the elements I want to animate. Then I open the file using Aseprite or Photoshop because I can create layers and frames there. For this particular piece, I created 40 layers and 40 frames. Each later is turned on in its equivalent frame. Then I drew the snow pixels, move to the next frame and draw more snow and so on.

Yeah my only complaint. Power lines should not be that floppy.

Hey, so I have seen people post pixel art all the time on Reddit, but how does one make these?

Is it an actual animation or is it made like stop motion films and you make a couple different version of the same scene and give it an animated effect?

Absolutely gorgeous!

I don't understand the light dispersion going that far up, but this is really cool!

Slow it down a little

So damn good. Wow.

Would this be called 16 bit pixel art?

love it

This would make a cool wall paper engine wallpaper.

You could also make a spooky version where the lights periodically flicker and you can catch various dark figures running across the road.