Joker Pixel Art
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The Joker first appeared in Batman #1 in 1940, created by Bill Finger, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson. Finger showed the others a picture of Conrad Veidt as Gwynplaine in the 1928 film The Man Who Laughs, the main visual source. He was meant to die in his first story, and an editor spared him.
Created with 6,400 shapes placed by hand. White paint and a red smile sit on a black background, and Nelson Mandela is the other board with exactly 6,400 shapes.
How to use it
Copy it, zoom in and see how it is made. Or keep it on your board as a conversation piece before a session starts.
Free for your own sessions and client work. Keep the credit on the board. No resale, and no republishing it as your own template. Fan art. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DC.
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About the maker
Said Saddouk
Miro MVP
Miro Hall of Fame WinnerVerified on Credly19 templates on Miroverse, about 6,700 uses between them. I build every board myself, and I run live Miro sessions where you build your own.