A Bizarre Slice of Hungarian Life in Noemi Mondik’s Microsoft Paint Art

People walking dinosaurs - Art by Noemi Mondik

These animated GIFs and pixel art by Noemi Mondik show reality-based but strange “slices of life,” among a few more surreal scenes containing dinosaurs. One image shows the artist herself spitting out a window onto the ground several floors below. Other pictures show the city’s homeless, trash left on the street (including a used condom), a slice of pizza spinning in a microwave, and dinos taking over playgrounds and streets.

They are all created in Microsoft Paint, and while they do show the trademark jagged lines and pixelization of this medium, they also show a surprising amount of detail. The artist is from Budapest, Hungary, where she is a student at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. She says that she began drawing out of bitterness about the area where she grew up.

- Animated GIF by Noemi Mondik

Spider - Animated GIF by Noemi Mondik

 

Picnic 2 - Art by Noemi Mondik

Piknik 2 (Picnic 2)

 

Dinosaurs on a playground  - Art by Noemi Mondik

Pigeon - Animated GIF by Noemi Mondik

People walking dinosaurs - Art by Noemi Mondik

Dinosaurs on street  - Art by Noemi Mondik

 

Megérkezett a tavasz budapestre (Spring has arrived in budapest) - Art by Noemi Mondik

Megérkezett a tavasz budapestre (Spring has arrived in budapest)

 

Homeless person under a shelter - Art by Noemi Mondik

 

Apu cigizik a konyhaablakban (Dad smokes in the kitchen window) - Art by Noemi Mondik

Apu cigizik a konyhaablakban (Dad smokes in the kitchen window)

 

A másnap (Hangover) - Animated GIF by Noemi Mondik

A másnap (Hangover)

 

- Art by Noemi Mondik

- Art by Noemi Mondik

- Art by Noemi Mondik

- Art by Noemi Mondik

- Art by Noemi Mondik

- Art by Noemi Mondik

 

 

Tom is a writer, artist, and multi-media guru from Pennsylvania, U.S. He holds a Master's in Journalism and Mass Communication, but he has also taken several university-level courses in fine arts, art appreciation, graphic design, printmaking, and Asian art. He has been blogging for Monde Mosaic since February 2014.

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