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Erine from Sesame Street
Erine from Sesame Street is a BrickPixel design from the Cartoon Series, created on a 31 × 32 cell grid with a finished size of 248 × 256 mm. Available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board or a Mini Pixel Model, it offers a compact pixel-style take on a familiar Sesame Street character.
BrickPixel design · Medium31 × 32 cells · 8 mm cell
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Built on a 31 × 32 pixel grid, this design captures Ernie’s cheerful look in a clean, block-based style that suits the BrickPixel format especially well. The square pixel layout gives the character a bold, graphic finish, while the 248 × 256 mm display size provides enough room for the familiar facial features and colour placement to stand out clearly.
The result is a playful display piece from the Cartoon Series that feels true to classic pixel art while still reading instantly as a much-loved Sesame Street character. With 8 mm cells, the overall composition has a neat, structured appearance that works well whether you are collecting favourite characters or choosing a single design to build and display.
This product is available in a choice of formats, including Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, and a Mini Pixel Model. That makes it easy to pick the version that best suits how you want to enjoy the design, whether you prefer to assemble it from instructions or display a ready-made board-based format.
The result is a playful display piece from the Cartoon Series that feels true to classic pixel art while still reading instantly as a much-loved Sesame Street character. With 8 mm cells, the overall composition has a neat, structured appearance that works well whether you are collecting favourite characters or choosing a single design to build and display.
This product is available in a choice of formats, including Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, and a Mini Pixel Model. That makes it easy to pick the version that best suits how you want to enjoy the design, whether you prefer to assemble it from instructions or display a ready-made board-based format.