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EnglishWhat Is SLYNYRD and What Can Visitors Find There?
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SLYNYRD is the personal pixel art site of artist Raymond Schlitter, described on the site as "Pixels by Raymond Schlitter." It is a place to browse his pixel art designs and read his tutorials, not a general marketplace or multi-artist platform. If you want to see finished pixel art, follow his process write-ups, or find his shop and support links, this is the site for that.
Who runs the site
The site identifies itself directly: the main heading is "SLYNYRD" and the subheading reads "Pixels by Raymond Schlitter." That makes it an individual artist's site rather than a studio, agency, or community hub. The site language is English.
What you can find
The navigation and gallery structure point to these main areas:
| Section | What it appears to offer |
|---|---|
| Gallery | Pixel art work, split into ANIMATED, STATIC, and MINI categories |
| Blog / Pixelblog | Written posts, including the "Pixelblog" series |
| Catalogue | An organized listing of the artist's work |
| Shop | A place to buy from the artist |
| About | Background on the artist and the site |
| Patreon / Support | Ways to support the artist's work |
The site's own description frames the content as "Pixel art designs and tutorials," so expect both finished artwork and instructional material rather than only a portfolio.
Gallery categories
The gallery is the most structured part of the site. It is divided into three views:
- ANIMATED — animated pixel art
- STATIC — still pixel art
- MINI — smaller-format pieces
If you are visiting to study a particular style, start with the category that matches what you want to see rather than scrolling a single mixed feed.
Blog and Pixelblog
The blog area, which includes "Pixelblog," is where the tutorial side of the site lives. This is the section to check if your goal is learning technique rather than just viewing finished pieces.
How to decide if it is useful to you
- You want to look at pixel art by one artist: use the Gallery, choosing ANIMATED, STATIC, or MINI.
- You want to learn pixel art methods: go to the Blog / Pixelblog section.
- You want to buy work or support the artist: the Shop and Patreon / Support links are the relevant entry points.
- You want a marketplace with many sellers: this is not that. It is a single artist's personal site.
One practical note: the site does not publish pricing details in the material available here, so treat the Shop as a place to browse rather than assuming specific prices or free downloads. Check the Shop page itself for what is offered and on what terms.