I hope everyone remembers this challenge, recently reminded by olive.
We are going to make a sequel with a twist.
Draw a portrait (it doesn't have to be you, it doesn't have to be human either, but it has to be a head of some sort, so animals, robots, monsters, and anthropomorphic objects do count) on a standard PJ avatar square 64x64px, using only 4 colors of your choosing (you can use a ready-made palette from Lospec or somewhere else), but each one of them has to be used on 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40% of the canvas, respectively.
This is the only change from the previous challenge, but a very important one. So, instead of 25% + 25% + 25% + 25%, we are going with 10% + 20% + 30% + 40%.
We will be using this tool to check if the condition is met, and you can use it too if you do not have any other way. Please make sure of this, especially if you submit on sunday evening, becasue we will most certainly be checking last minute pieces on monday morning, and this will be too late for fixes.
As previously, there will be +/- 1% margin of error allowed for each colour.
And of course you can make as many avatar entries as you wish.
For those wondering, there's no way to get exactly 10, 20, 30, and 40% on a 64x64 canvas (4096 is not divisible by 10), so if you want to get within 1% of these values you'd need each of the following values within 40 pixels:
Where the bolded numbers on the left are the closest you can get to 10, 20, 30, and 40% respectively, and the two bolded numbers on the right are the range of values that get you that percent with a 1% margin of error.
Hope this helps!
I loved doing this challenge so I'm absolutely gonna try it again lmao
Nice let's gooo (By the way there is a script for Aseprite that shows you the % of each colours used : https://github.com/haloflooder/Aseprite-Scripts/blob/master/Scripts%20(LUA)/pixel_stats.lua very usefull for this challenge)
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This was a pretty fun exercise using the tool to restrict the amount of the palette.