While I have worked on many projects that I’m proud of, the one I hold most dear to my heart is Pixel Planet Today.
Pixel Planet Today is a climate design venture that pairs facts about the planet and environmental news with pixel art designs. By combining minimal, yet nostalgic artwork and environmental awareness, the goal of the project is to add a bit of quirkiness to the dread that is climate change, biodiversity loss, and plastic pollution. Raising an appreciation for the planet and its systems is more important than ever, and the best way I can help is through my art
I started Pixel Planet Today as a ‘Design 365’ project in 2019, with the intent of posting every day for one year. However, thanks to sustained love for the daily designs, it has now reached 1,000 posts! Other than posting these close-to-daily posts, I’ve also expanded the project to include Giphy animations, a newsletter, and eco-friendly stickers.
You can learn more about the project at our website or see all the posts on our social media down below.
More info: pixelplanettoday.com | Instagram | Facebook | app.wedonthavetime.org | terrabyte.eco
#1 Post 919
Read more about the vertical forest.
#2 Post 978
Read more about the benefits of tree paper.
#3 Post 951
Read more facts about whopping cranes.
#4 Post 963
Read more about wildlife population declines.
#5 Post 331
Read more about environmental statistics uncovered by the UN.
#6 Post 515
Read more about buying used clothing.
#7 Post 983
Read more about genetic diversity.
#8 Post 976
Read more about the benefits of trees.
#9 Post 987
Read more benefits of trees.
#10 Post 583
Read more about the seagrass.
#11 Post 969
Read more about bull sharks’ ability.
#12 Post 066
Read more about coral reefs.
#13 Post 423
Read more on vultures.
#14 Post 650
Read more about France’s decision.
#15 Post 418
Read more about sea otters and other animals that have been saved.
#16 Post 754
Read more about the Steller’s sea cow.
#17 Post 967
Read more about the canyon beneath Denman Glacier… or read about the glacier melt.
#18 Post 984
Read more about the palm oil ban.
#19 Post 891
Read more about the cost of climate change.
#20 Post 439
Read more about the area dedicated to cars.
#21 Post 986
Read more about the harm of food waste.
#22 Post 999
Read more about the decision to list it as extinct.
#23 Post 675
Read more about the world’s worst mammalian swimmers.
#24 Post 965
Read more about dragonflies and damselflies.
#25 Post 995
Read more about the environmental impact of concrete.
#26 Post 966
Read more about the retiring power plants.
#27 Post 277
Read more about how much fuel it takes to get to outer space.
#28 Post 580
Read more about Dr. John Francis’ journey and accomplishments.
#29 Post 685
Read more about the Earth’s forests.
#30 Post 954
Read more about the SEC’s goal.
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