Pixel art of punk diva

[Koko Ricky]

https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/11885130_10203257520919217_9019034298066728379_n.jpg?oh=e12da2bd7970f80dcc45c21d8b6b4b2f&oe=563E0C8F

Made this in Photoshop this morning.

[Jaxxoon R]

She's been drinking some water saturated with silver or something. That skin color doesn't seem like something too healthy to have, yes?

[FireFish]

From a distance it looks great, but from up close its a rather huge piece made out of colored blocks.

Did you enlarge this ?

Jaxxoon R said:

That skin color doesn't seem like something too healthy to have, yes?

Who cares, its cartoon or rather a piece of digital art.

[Cupboard]

This fills me with ever greater longing to be a member of Pussy Riot

[dew]

FireFish said:

From a distance it looks great, but from up close its a rather huge piece made out of colored blocks.

This is a good point. It would be serviceable in an animation, but a static picture should probably flesh out more detail.

[Jaxxoon R]

FireFish said:

Who cares, its cartoon or rather a piece of digital art.

I'm not serious.

[Maes]

The early 90s called. 16-color EGA and VGA want their palettes back.

[CODOR]

Maes said:

The early 90s called. 16-color EGA and VGA want their palettes back.

There's too many blues, cyans and magentas to be the RGBI palette. These or similar colors might exist in the 64-color EGA palette, but there's still too many of them to display on screen at once (although changing the palette entries partway down the screen might work; I think some games, maybe Lemmings, did this)...

It should be easy using the recently-developed 1k-color CGA mode, though :-)
http://8088mph.blogspot.ca/2015/04/cga-in-1024-colors-new-mode-illustrated.html

[Maes]

Might be...however the Amstrad CPC palette looks reasonably close:

[Soundblock]

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