Hey 3xtermInator, this looks like a good sprite but it's hard to work with JPEG images for pixel art. I changed you sprite to PNG format (preferred) with a transparent background and scaled it.
I have an affinity for Sara (have for several years) so this caught my attention. This is awesome, I really like it. Here, have a palette change to DawnBringer's Aurora palette.
Hey, this is pretty cool! I decided to do a little recolor using different palettes. It has nice highlights but they don't stand out very well because the colors are close (small pixels are hard to distinguish if they are close in color). Good work!
I don't usually resurrect old threads but I found something highly relevant to this conversation. While trying to invent my own method of translating images using different color palettes I stumbled on this:
You can read about it but I attached some screenshots of me using the tool doing a palette swap (in real time) on some tiles from OGA. It's a free tool and it's free to register/license for personal use.
Here are the palettes (use one of the PNG links to save the palette):
I recolored this using the colors from Sharm's Tiny 16: Basic tileset (https://opengameart.org/content/tiny-16-basic) and filled in several of the possible positions using copy/paste method. You can do as you like with it, same CC0 license (not really anything original from me, just some extensions of the original).
It's using a nearest color algorithm. I spoke with the author briefly, it's still actively developed.
Looks interesting using GameBoy original color palette (4-color green!)
Little recolor using the color palette available on a SAM Coupé PC:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAM_Coup%C3%A9
Hey 3xtermInator, this looks like a good sprite but it's hard to work with JPEG images for pixel art. I changed you sprite to PNG format (preferred) with a transparent background and scaled it.
I have an affinity for Sara (have for several years) so this caught my attention. This is awesome, I really like it. Here, have a palette change to DawnBringer's Aurora palette.
https://lospec.com/palette-list/aurora
Hey, this is pretty cool! I decided to do a little recolor using different palettes. It has nice highlights but they don't stand out very well because the colors are close (small pixels are hard to distinguish if they are close in color). Good work!
The DB related attachments are from DawnBringer:
https://lospec.com/palette-list/tag/dawnbringer
I don't usually resurrect old threads but I found something highly relevant to this conversation. While trying to invent my own method of translating images using different color palettes I stumbled on this:
http://pixelatorapp.com/
You can read about it but I attached some screenshots of me using the tool doing a palette swap (in real time) on some tiles from OGA. It's a free tool and it's free to register/license for personal use.
Here are the palettes (use one of the PNG links to save the palette):
https://lospec.com/palette-list/dawnbringers-8-color
https://lospec.com/palette-list/dawnbringer-16
https://lospec.com/palette-list/dawnbringer-32
Here are the settings I used to generate these screen shots:
Pixelation
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Pixelation Factor: 1
Resize result to actual pixels: unchecked
Colors & Palette
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Palette Type: From File
Palette File: (choose a PNG palette from above)
Saturation / Enhance: 0
Smoothing Filter
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Smoothing Factor: 0
Smoothing Iterations: 1
Background
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Opacity Threshold: 250
Background Color: transparent
Outline
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Outline Type: None
https://opengameart.org/content/16x16-fence-and-well-tiny-16
I recolored this using the colors from Sharm's Tiny 16: Basic tileset (https://opengameart.org/content/tiny-16-basic) and filled in several of the possible positions using copy/paste method. You can do as you like with it, same CC0 license (not really anything original from me, just some extensions of the original).
Edit:
https://opengameart.org/content/16x16-fence-and-well-tiny-16
I didn't like how the shadow came out at first. Here's one with a different shadow.
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