After 14 years, the artist behind Minecraft's iconic paintings shares the original artwork made for what was once a "little weird indie hobby game"

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Mojang) The file the artist is referring to is included in the tweet and features many of the paintings that you can find in the sandbox title, including the Donkey Kong painting and the one of the person holding the pig. The paintings featured below are used to add a bit of personality to players' builds and can also be easily crafted with just a few materials found in the game. In the replies to the tweet, somebody asked Zetterstrand how they feel about their artwork being “some of the most viewed in the modern age” due to Minecraft having so many players and viewers thanks to Let’s Plays. The follower also asked if the artist wished more people knew the person behind the artwork. “It’s surprising and fun,” Zetterstrand replied, before revealing that they don’t wish more people knew who’d made the artwork but …