Wow, that's great!

Sends me way back to the 'ol sprite comic days.  Well done!

Woah, this is really stunning.

Now that's just slick--well done!

This is almost a decade old.

So clean, so crisp.  Absolutely superb.

Wow.  Great composition and high detail all with excellent pixel tech too!

It seems to work best on things that are already painted in a compatible style--the bricks work great, but the others examples don't look quite as impressive.  Still, I think it could be a really useful tool.

I'm reporting you for stealing my joke!  Plagiarism is not a truffling matter!

100x100?  We don't have that mushroom.

Thanks for the feedback everyone!

@Pheno: I can't really take credit for the palette since it was made by Frankiesmileshow but it is definitely a fun one to work with.

@Ptoing:I appreciate the pointers!  I don't know how I missed those stray pixels--I fixed those and tweaked a couple of other things.  I don't think I can really fix the silhouette issues without doing something more drastic but I think this helps a little bit.

Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for putting your gallery back up!  I have learned a lot from it over the years and I still really like to go back and reference it so I was sad to see it was down.

Wouldn't mspaintpros use XP paint or earlier anyway?  That was the last version I found particularly friendly for pixel art (relatively speaking).

Is it OK to submit art again?  I don't want to make things harder for the mods.

Whoops.  Sorry, submitted something without reading the chat.  I'll hold off on my other stuff for now.

Thank you for doing my very favorite challenge once again :)

Looks like the sort of place you might meet a Jibboo: http://i.imgur.com/lMcmvv4.png

This gives me a nice FF:MQ vibe (though of course with much better execution).

Comments feel a bit more social than just likes or favorites, so I've always valued them more.  Favorites are definitely flattering though.

" a gender-swapped high fantasy version of the 1989 Patrick Swayze classic 'Road House' done in the style of a Japanese RPG."
This reminds me a bit of how my aunt once described her recipe for pumpkin butter:

"It's just like apple butter, I think.  Except that you use pumpkins instead of apples.  And you don't use the same spices.  And I think you cook it differently too."

I love the look of it!  Very stylish--it reminds me of Adarias's work.

Or just fake it forever!

I love the look of these!

pixeljoint.com/pixelart/108697.htm I hope this is considered to be within the rules despite being a derivative work.

Two-bit?

I love this.  Great idea and great execution.