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8-Bit Watercolors by Adam Lister


Adam Lister is best known for turning famous artworks into pixelated masterpieces using watercolor. That's arguably enough of a "win" on its own, but his latest project, a series of pop culture characters rendered in his signature 8-bit stylization, is just too amazing to handle.






If you're interested in owning a work of art from Adam, here's the link to a new set of limited edition prints that are now available.
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  1. JiriFebruary 20, 2016 at 5:57 AM

    The motifs are somewhat cracy. But the style I like.

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