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Per Philip's request, I'll turn this into an answer: The only real solution is to pick the pencil tool and get to redrawing/touching-up by hand. Alas, there's no magic filter for this. JPG/MPG is lossy compression. By definition you've lost image data that you're not going to get back. Others have suggested some automated ways that could help, for sure, ...

Joe Gillespie did some great micro screen font work under the MiniFonts moniker. These are still available via MyFonts. Silkscreen is a related design by Jason Kottke.

No you should not use anti-aliasing for pixel art You can draw by hand or on the computer but in the end you need to use the pencil tool for the majority of the work you do on the computer, that's the whole idea behind "pixel art." I have no idea what you mean by the rest of your question, are you trying to do anti-aliasing by hand? That doesn't really ...

You haven't been very clear about your exact goal. I think you want to do two things: clean up the compression artifacts, then downscale the image while maintaining crispness. For the compression artifacts, there are lots of JPEG recovery utilities that produce pretty good results, though not perfect, and I don't know how well they work with pixel art. If ...

If you have Photoshop extended (with 3D) you can do the following steps. I am not trying to make an exact replica here, just showing roughly the steps you can take to create something like this within Photoshop. Open a new project, here I'm using 800x600 pixels From the 3D menu, select: Then rotate your cube in the position you want (or camera which can ...

I was able to achieve something similar, try the following: http://imgur.com/a/O81OV#0 Step 1. Create a new document with relatively small dimensions. Step 2. Select the Pen tool, change the size to 1px Step 3. Edit the Brush settings (Window -> Brush) for Spacing, I put Scatter at 750% Step 4. Edit the Brush settings for Scattering, I put Scatter at ...

To change the grid to a specific size go to: Edit > Preferences > Guides, Grid & Slices There you have the option to change the default values of Gridline Every x number of pixels/centimeters etc.. To use the gird: Go to: View > Show Grid. Note: Make sure the option "Snap to grid" is checked: View > Snap > Snap to Grid On topic, ...

I would build a segment by hand and then apply it as a pattern. You could also build the segment in Illustrator and create a pattern brush with it.

It is possible, what you need here is to have a vanishing point. Instead of having a 'horizon' vanishing point though, on this poster it's a (more or less) random point on the canvas. The image below may help you visualize the idea of vanishing point use. To make life easier, Photoshop has a tool that helps you with vanishing points (I believe it's also ...

I'm not sure if this answers your question, but have you tried scaling it in photoshop using Image Size with Nearest Neighbour (preserve hard edges) selected in the Resampling dropdown? That gives you a lossless size increase...