yeah, npa, but it's an honest mistake and he made no attempt to hide:

there's a big difference between pixel-sized-art (art where individual pixels are seen) and pixel-art, which does not by necessity denote any size or resolution, merely a practice in which every pixel is placed by hand and, some will argue, with thought and care, though that's not always the case : large brushes, fill cans, and other tools that allow multiple dots be placed with a single action begin to move outside of that if people let them.  Of course, one might conscientiously fill a region with a flat color just as easily as one might hand place one-by-one arbitrary colors, so mostly people allow for other tools so long as there is still careful consideration on some level.  Brushes, however, and any tool which uses a color that is not hand-picked or completely opaque, are strictly forbidden.  Resizing, too, which defines each pixel purely by math (no human input), is out.

Should clear things up?