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Generally regarded as a sign of sloppiness and low quality [resolution] within the graphic industry, pixilated imagery appears to be pulling it’s weight as a respectable print motif these days. We’ve seen this trend jump from one surface to another in the world of surface design. In fact, it seems to be fairly well represented among fashion, interiors, fine art, and design categories one might mark as ‘other’. My jaw nearly hit the floor when I saw the Pixel Pumps from Mitsubai [pictured below].. I probably wouldn’t wear them much in real life, but I’m now considering planning my next Halloween costume solely around them.

aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated
aaryn west trends: keep it pixelated

Preen Spring 2012 courtesy Marcio Madiera via Vogue.
Pink pixel top from Forever 21.
Animal illustrations by Victor van Gaasbeek via Julie Digs Design.
Runway image and pixel pumps via Mitsubai.
Photo by Marcelo Gomes.
Mini Cooper car wraps by The Cool Hunter.
Pixel pillows & bed collections by Cristian Zuzunaga.
Custom wall tiling by ixxi.
Preen Spring 2012 courtesy Marcio Madiera via vogue.com