Pixel Art Museum

## Architect

* Rocco
* Retro (exhibits)
* Tox (exhibits)

The **Pixel Art Museum** was an art museum in the Summerlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

The museum, created by Rocco, was located atop a hill on the West Road between Libreville and the Summergate Post Office and reached by a bridge spanning Summer Creek.

Rocco was curator and lead artist of the museum, receiving assistance with the exhibits from Retro and Tox. The exhibits were large artistic portraits featuring the faces of chosen Summerlanders. To catch the eye and draw visitors, the portraits were also visible from the exterior of the museum.

The Pixel Art Museum opened on 4E:248 with two exhibits produced by Rocco, *The Mystical Retro* and *The Handsome Tox*. Over time additional exhibits were added, space permitting, for a final total of ten.

Following Rocco's departure on 4E:298, Retro took over administration of the museum's claim deed for safekeeping and completed two new exhibits. Upon his return, Rocco completed several more exhibits.

Tox added the tenth and final exhibit just days before the Fall of Summer on 4E:412, when the museum was blown apart by bands of wandering marauders.

Plans for exhibits featuring the faces of Ky and Gimpley were shelved because of the museum's limited room.

# Exhibits

### The Mystical Retro

This exhibit featured Retro, friend of Rocco and a financier of the museum itself. The artwork used black, brown, and white wool.

*The Mystical Retro* was the very first exhibit produced by Rocco and one of two present at the museum's grand opening.

### The Handsome Tox

This exhibit featured Tox, friend of Rocco and a museum contributor. The artwork used brown, white, and green wool and white clay.

*The Handsome Tox* was created by Rocco and one of two exhibits present at the museum's grand opening.

### The Owner Rocco

This exhibit featured Rocco, owner and curator of the Pixel Art Museum. The artwork used black, brown, and white wool and white clay.

*The Owner Rocco* was a self-portrait made by Rocco.

### The Brave Gabault

This exhibit featured Gabault, a skilled warrior whose Libreville residence bordered the Pixel Art Museum. The artwork used yellow, red, black, and white wool.

*The Brave Gabault* was produced by Rocco.

### The European MrJevie

This exhibit featured Jevie, the mayor of Jevie Town, a suburb of Trance Swamp. The artwork used orange, black, blue, and gray wool and red clay.

*The European MrJevie* was produced by Retro, a choice that surprised Rocco because he had only recently become a citizen of Dragonhollow. However, Retro argued the impressive pace and scale with which he had constructed Jevie Town warranted recognition in the museum.

### The Wonderful Katie

This exhibit featured Katie, an equestrian who raised horses at her ranch. The artwork used brown, black, cyan, and white wool and white clay.

*The Wonderful Katie* was designed by Rocco upon a request from Katie herself.

### The Forgotten Mudkip

This exhibit featured Mudkip, a freelance laborer who had recently returned to the planet following a long absence. The artwork used cyan, blue, white, black, and yellow wool.

*The Forgotten Mudkip* was created by Rocco. The title referred to the fact nobody seemed to remember Mudkip except for Tox, something the museum's owner found quite sad and hoped to rectify with a work of art that would ensure future generations remembered his face.

### The Survivor Gimpley

This exhibit featured Gimpley, three-time winner of Summergate Survivor and holder of the all-time survival record. The artwork used white, brown, blue, gray, and black clay, white and brown wool, and plain clay.

*The Survivor Gimpley* was the last exhibit created by Rocco.

### The Dark Sedron

This exhibit featured Sedron, deacon of the Crimson Chapel. The artwork used coal and redstone blocks.

*The Dark Sedron* was produced by Retro.

### The Western Print

This exhibit featured Print, leader of Print's Paper Route Gang. The artwork used black, white, and yellow wool and white, yellow, and gray clay.

*The Western Print*, the museum's final exhibit, was produced by Tox and named for Print's efforts to develop and protect the West Road.

# Gallery

Rocco finishes first exhibitRocco works on first exhibitsRetro weeps over his own faceTox poses for Rocco and RetroCompleted Gabault portraitJevie portrait completeHyperSilence and Rocco at museumPixel Art MuseumBridge viewFront entranceDonation boxMuseum interiorRear exitFrom the West RoadAt nightExterior