Pixel-by-Pixel Apple iMac

[Cap'n Jack]

I chose to make an iMac today, because I really like the design.

Basically, I started with a picture, I erased all the details and just left a very, very basic outline of the computer. From there I shaded it, pixel-by-pixel. Everything, but the desktop and reflection, is done in MS Paint.

I'm pretty damn impressed with the end product, I didn't expect it to look too good at all. I was going to do a pixelated background, but I felt that it would ruin the photo realistic look.

Enjoy!

 

[Sage]

You amaze me, Jack.

 

[V1P3R]

Ok, blow it up and THEN see how good it looks.

 

[Cap'n Jack]

You amaze me, Jack.

It was inspired by you.

Ok, blow it up and THEN see how good it looks.

I don't know Daaaavey.

 

[V1P3R]

No... I don't mean blow it up literally you twit, I mean make it bigger to 1024x768 THEN see how good it looks.

 

[Blake]

Ok, blow it up and THEN see how good it looks.

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[TheCracker]

How ironic that you use a PC only drawing application to create an iMac.

 

[Blake]

Quite.

 

[Cap'n Jack]

Indeed.

 

[Tangled Web]

Wow, you can do wonders in Paint. Who would of thunk it.
Nice work Jack. 👍

 

[Giancarlo]

Approximately how many hours did this take?

 

[Cap'n Jack]

Approximately how many hours did this take?

Probably less than one hour. I guess I'm quite experienced with drawing in paint, so I can shade pretty quickly especially with decent reference. If I started from scratch, rather than using the outline of a picture it deffinatly would've taken a bit longer.