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Im with iLKke, saved it as 16 bit, changed the colours and made a little dithering - innocent til' proven guilty!
The case is rest!
Seen this in a demo.
Typical color reduced photo fad from the last days of scene. You obviously repixelled some parts of it afterwards.
If you claim that's not the case, show your WIP or post links to reference images. Simple as that.
After a little issue, I write again my answer:
I did it using the classical grid technique, well-known by all the artists of the demo scene (and the all the old ones of the history of art).
The first trick is to choose references with similar palettes: this is why all the characters depicted are black. Another trick remains in the choice of the three gradients used here; they are all sharing starting and ending colors: the pink and the orange gradient are both finishing by the two same maroons: after the lighter pink, I could use the lighter yellow and the white (the last colors of the orange gradient): as you can see on the Coolio’s face done with the pink gradient, I could use the same light colors to end the green/gray gradient...
adamplays: I moved house so many times since I did this picture that it will be difficult to localize the old magazines with the references, but I will try to reanimate for a while my Amiga’s hard disk to exhume the steps.
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