ArtGuest Usergraphic design, pixel art, nelson wu, instant_onion, konbini, konbini snacks, konbini storefronts

Konbini Pixel Art By Nelson Wu

ArtGuest Usergraphic design, pixel art, nelson wu, instant_onion, konbini, konbini snacks, konbini storefronts
Konbini Pixel Art By Nelson Wu

Nelson WU is an artist from Toronto, Canada.

His art often pictures scenery from Japan, such as storefronts, konbini Snacks or vehicles. Using pixel art gives these everyday beverages and stores a digital yet nostalgic touch.

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