This picture is amazing. In my opinion the final picture counts, not the method used. That is only a matter of consciousness. (In my very honest opinion, I think you have created this piece according to the 'rules'  of this site and pixelart in general.

I love your palettes, although I'm not a big fan of your style. (Don't get me wrong, they're technically marvellous, I just don't like the images.) I was wondering, could you give some pointers to a beginner pixelartist as myself. Mainly I'd like to know, how do you choose your palette, especially in the low-colour-count pictures?

This stuff is unreal. 

true pixelart is irrelevant. Your skill with pixel-precise editing is impeccable and the process is all the more impressive for having been original. Favorites.

Absolutely brilliant! Thats all that's needed to say

This was done in Brilliance2.0 on Amiga, but it's almost identical to Dpaint3, so you should probably use ProMotion on PC.

OMG! Your technique is awesome! Really wanna know which software have you use?
Great work !

Very weird indeed, even he first step looked perfectly good, it was like a  x-ray picture gone wrong. Perfect. Oh btw, doy feel like it is watching you too? It feels wery real and mystic.

wow. very nice and very wierd technique.

32 shades of gray.

I find this work process very cool, and i don't care that the origin is a rough opacity sketch. This technique is much different from those who use the smear and smudge and then reduce the colour count and call it pixel art.

Although it's not my favourite, it's interesting at least. It's more intriguing. It's pixel art.

What IS the color count on this piece, anyway?

I don't like you, you're to good :P.

Very nice, very artistic. I think it's safe to say that you completely dominate this style.

Really, this is very artistic... The process is very interesting

This is fantastic!

Ignoring the complaints the people have made in your other submissions I say it's a very neat style you have going on and I do not doubt you worked very hard on these pieces. Good job! I'll have to read what more people have to say as I am quite new to pixel art and want to learn more. :-)

Thanks for the support! :D

Despite the fact that the first stage or source piece is obviously done with a larger than 1 pixel brush to get your base, I can see that the rest of the stages are pixelled. now, people say that this isnt true pixel art, with that mentality, either is using a scanned in hand-drawn image, and then converting it to lineart before proceeding.

I commend you for not only producing such amazing art, but for also putting up with all the crap you've been given with such a light-hearted approach.

In Short : Simply Fantastic!