Anarkhya: thanks, but that's not exactly what i ment.. i guess texturing is the thing i was meaning.. found this which is about it partly: http://www.exotica.org.uk/mirrors/gfxzone/articles/goblin_pixelling_tutorial-article.html it guess that's a thing you have to learn and figure out yourself..

sexy !

i actually think this i better than the original..

girl's hand is bigger than her head.

Titan is missing in credits.

this picture seems badly resized by the server, i cannot see the dithering well due to smoothing. original is probably smaller. this dithering technique is first used by the master UNO/Scoopex and it's about the balance of the stains in well chosen degrading palette.

resizing is killing this picture here. have to be seen in full size.

Very colored and fairy. Curves give a sensation of movement and undulation

Impressive amount of work on this picture !

cute

copy or not, it's a very good one !

yeah, atari has nothing to do with this pic..

So far I haven't seen anything else that could express computer aesthetics so deeply.

bracket: here is a dithering patterns thread, mostly theoretical but it might help http://www.wayofthepixel.net/pixelation/index.php?topic=2008.0

If rendered means 3D rendered, I don't know where 3D have been used in this image. AFAICS, we have a Lens flare effect script + Supernova script + sphere mapping script, all of them being included by default in the graphic editor Gimp.

So, the atari st tag should be removed, right?

very nice.. except that giger background, it makes it feel "rippish".. but then again this is work in progress..

very nice, although the leaves on the background could've use more details... or blur if they're supposed to be out of focus..

God damn it, I want to learn to dither like that.. =) I hate my stupid checker board dithering, makes my pics look noisy.

also, the name is wrong here. it should be Totally Accurate Controller 2050, or TAC-2050 if the longer one wont fit.