Create production-quality pixel art and animations programmatically. Use when the user asks to "create pixel art", "draw a sprite", "make pixel animation", "generate sprite sheet", "convert image to pixel art", "pixelate this image", "make a pixel character", "пиксель арт", "пиксельная графика", "спрайт", "像素画", "像素艺术", "도트 그래픽", "픽셀 아트", "8-bit/16-bit/hi-bit style", "retro game art", "Aseprite-like output", "indie game sprite". Covers single-frame sprites, frame-by-frame animations, walk cycles, idle/attack/death animations, sprite sheets, GIF/APNG export, image-to-pixel-art preprocessing (downsample + quantize + dither), 30+ bundled palettes (NES, GameBoy, PICO-8, Endesga 32/64, DawnBringer 16/32, Sweetie 16, Resurrect 64, Korean 오방색/단청, Chinese 故宫/青花/五行, Russian Stoneshard-inspired), 5 dithering algorithms (Bayer 2/4/8, Floyd-Steinberg, Atkinson, Ordered, Blue Noise), automated quality scoring (orphan pixels, doublies, banding, pillow-shading, AI-slop detection), and Generator-Evaluator review via the pixel-art-reviewer agent. Do NOT use for seamless-loop animated scene/book/album covers as self-contained HTML+canvas; use pixel-art-storyboard for that (this skill outputs raster sprites and sprite sheets, not narrative loop-cover HTML).
$npx -y skills add anastasiyaw/claude-code-config --skill pixel-art-studioInstalls into the current project.
Run `npx skills use "https://github.com/anastasiyaw/claude-code-config" --skill "anastasiyaw/claude-code-config/pixel-art-studio"` and follow the generated skill instructions now. Read its complete output, redirecting it to a temporary file first if necessary. Resolve relative paths from the supporting-files directory it provides.
Use the skills in "https://github.com/anastasiyaw/claude-code-config" that are relevant to the current task. Run `npx skills add "https://github.com/anastasiyaw/claude-code-config"` and select the relevant skills, then follow their instructions.