Pixel art is a form of digital art created by editing images at the pixel level, which was commonly used in early video games. Concept art conveys visual representations of designs, ideas, and moods before a product is finalized. A texture artist develops 2D or 3D textures for digital media like video games and movies to create realistic 3D models. Background graphics fill non-interactive spaces in games to add scenery like hills or buildings. Print media art includes game covers and billboards used to advertise and promote games.