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JP-17



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Juicy-17





Updated JP-17.

Also decided to make another palette playing with similar colors. Juicy-17!

(Awesome mockup by PJ artist: llshadow)

Ocaso

@Minord; in addition to what Dawnbringer said, you don't need that color at all while FFFABD is there.

I hope this palette looks okay on your machine, because colors aren't displayed correctly on my laptop..
"17 Above Zero"

I wanted to make a cool palette that was heavy on blues and weak on yellows.

Enjoy some cubes, ramps and fast, micro-sketches hastily thrown together at 2 in the morning.

An EXCELLENT hello to all of you in this years’s exciting palette competition on PixelJoint, and since the rather start of this event, I have been working really closely on my own brand new, uniquely fascinating 17-color palette in my own personal vision that I am quite delighted to share with you awesome ladies and gentlemen indeed.  Now, it is finally finished at last... and here, I give you AAP-MajestyXVII as my original entry for this compo:


Having learned the many valuable, critically important lessons from my previous year’s 15-color palette, I just wanted to make all the colors for my newest 2019 AAP-MajestyXVII palette here for this competition a whole rather lot more livelier and vibrant than ever in creating great pixel-art designs in general while maintaining a low color count overall.  More about that a little shortly.  ;)

The four (4) example screens above that I have created all by myself in this palette description sheet — which also includes the color map, the color fade chart, and the possible color combinations, too — all show you how to best optimize your use of AAP-MajestyXVII to get the maximum enjoyment out of it.  I wanted to be thoroughly certain that all 17 of my colors in this palette have a proper, well-balanced saturation tone to the point where you can easily read and distinguish all the colors... especially on those damn pesky reds, purples, and greens, also.  !!

Now as for the reds and purples, first of all, they are really the *most* toughest color tones that I have ever, ever tackled while building this very palette, and to tell you all the truth, I had to exactly separate them in terms alone of the hue quality just wide enough to help you more distinctly tell them apart instead of them ‘blending’ in too closely.  Again, totally plain difficult to accomplish, this bit... but I hope you really like the results of them yourself with the way I adjusted those reds and purples indeed to the point where I just made them a lot easier to the naked eye much of the time.

As for the greens, I wanted to give them a more natural, warm, welcoming, pleasurable “spring-to-summer”-like feeling without them turning too yellow-y.  These were also daunting for me to pull off as I just had to get the balance right... especially in creating plants, foliage, grass, moss, forests/jungles, vines, and more!

And about the “greys” in my AAP-MajestyXVII palette, these are the most interesting of all as they can be used for many sorts of things that would normally be a pure type of grey or shiny silver, such as blades, spikes, swords, armor, goblets, chains, metals, anything like that and perhaps even more.

The blues are carefully and meticulously designed in just such a way to the point of making the water all the more convincing and possibly wonderful to look at (as you can clearly see from the top-left sample screen of my AAP-MajestyXVII palette description sheet above), as well making the clear daytime skies and diamonds so much more beautiful and gorgeous, too... and those are some of the possibilities that can truly be utilized successfully using these blues, I quite gotta say!!  !
Thank you all so much for your most excellent, excellent time, ladies and gents... truly quite great having you all indeed!!!  !!

Everything's updated, tomorrow is the last day for entries :)

DW17

Interested in feedback

Some tests:

Hi everyone.

My third palette so far. I made it specially for this, its name is SLSO-CLR17. I hope you like it and if you use it, please let me know the results.

Thank you

@SoloSalsero; problem solved! 

Wonderful palettes everyone!
I was thinking of entering myself, but after trying some I realized I'm not able to make really good multi-color palettes just yet lol. Can't wait to see the winning palette!