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Not only has nobody gone for it, we haven’t found a way to quickly create anything that looks pixelated with any real control. I recently spent some time trying to find an efficient way to create pixel bit characters in Adobe Illustrator by making characters for my favorite podcasters and D-List Internet celebrities, the guys over at Kinda Funny. I finally found something that actually works! I drew pretty heavily from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game to try and get the look down. Check out my method below! Step 1: Decide the size of the image you will be creating You might as well consider this a tutorial on how to make your own Scott Pilgrim characters. I typically work at a scale of 10×10 pixels for each “pixel.” It doesn’t result in true 8- or 16- bit graphics, but it gives you a lot more flexibility in the amount of detail and final look of your image. Say you want your character to be 50 “pixels” wide by 75 “pixels” high, you need to create a shape that is 500 pixels wide by 750 pixels tall. Use the rectangle tool (M) to create this shape. Click once to bring up a window and type in the exact height and width you desire. Step 2: Split your shape into the grid you will paint to achieve the pixelized look Center it on your artboard and you are ready for the next step. Select your shape and navigate to Object > Path > Split Into Grid. A dialog box will open prompting you to decide how many rows and columns you need. Simply divide the height and width of your shape by 10 and create that many rows and columns. For my design, that is 75 rows and 50 columns. Select everything and group it (CRTL+A and CRTL+G). It may be helpful to duplicate this selection, I’ve found the best way is (CRTL+C and CRTL+F). Take this selection and navigate to View > Guides > Make Guides. Step 3: Convert each square to a field that can be quickly and dynamically filled with the Live Paint Bucket (K) This should make it a bit easier (no pun intended) to see each pixel you will have to work with. To do this, select your desired grouped boxes and navigate to Object > Live Paint > Make. You can essentially use the Live Paint Bucket (K) tool to draw your characters, dragging across the artboard to fill each square. Quickly cycle between the colors in your swatches panel with the arrow keys and you are off to the races. Once you create pixel bit characters in Adobe Illustrator, have some fun with it by creating run, punch, or idle cycle GIFs like I did above.

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