I did a mural for Stefan Karl

[Flashback Dude]

Hey guys, there's a website called wplace.live where you create pixel art with other people around the world.

A few days ago I started a huge pixel art of Robbie Rotten on his hometown in Iceland.
The coolest part is that, after I finished it, people put messages around and it's becoming a mural.

I'll leave pictures of when it was being made and now that it's finished.




Here's the link, if you want to put a message or do an art by yourself :)

[Flashback Dude]

For some reason, the link is not at the right location
This one will send you directly to the art
https://wplace.live/?lat=64.05909230...90532190963235

[possessor]

This is amazing!! And truly heartfelt
How long did it take?

[LazyPooky]

Never heard of this website. Nice that you can do this. It must take a long time for a large picture like that, drawing pixel by pixel.

[Flashback Dude]

This is amazing!! And truly heartfelt
How long did it take?

Not that long, actually. What really took a long time was waiting for the paint to recharge. It was done in three days.

[Flashback Dude]

Never heard of this website. Nice that you can do this. It must take a long time for a large picture like that, drawing pixel by pixel.

It's a cool website. When you get together with other people, it's quicker to do art.
Maybe we could do the logo of the LazyTown Forum there too, it would be nice to leave our mark

[Flashback Dude]

Hey guys, there's a website called wplace.live where you create pixel art with other people around the world.

A few days ago I started a huge pixel art of Robbie Rotten on his hometown in Iceland.
The coolest part is that, after I finished it, people put messages around and it's becoming a mural.

I'll leave pictures of when it was being made and now that it's finished.




Here's the link, if you want to put a message or do an art by yourself :)

It's getting bigger!
(Never scan QR codes that people draw. We never know where they lead)