Very nice, I really like those muddy/greenish palette colors and appreciate that you've kept the color count low. I can imagine an old school Amiga dungeon crawler with those characters and yeah, your avatar clearly dominates the scene! The chainmal is phenomenal. Well done!

Great work with the light! Also, that distorted brick wall is amazing and it allows the subject of the image to stand out. Well done.

Great job. And by the way (for obvious reasons) one of those rare entries where preview is better than the actual image :)

Thanks!

Cool! BTW is that C64 palette?

I love the palette, looking good!

Ok I understand, I thought this style is allowed if silhouettes are still the main part of the image. Unfortunatelly I don't have time for editing (and there's only half an hour remaining anyway) so feel free to remove it from the challenge if it's against the rules. I'm ok with that, just keep it in my gallery thanks.

Fantastic!

Brilliant!

Wow, this is my territory :) Good job overall!

Good job, I love the palette and quite unusual dithering style. 

Thank you! I'm glad it helped. I'll give a try although this time the canvas size is a bit large for my liking (username checks out :)

"You have to use the Cereal years Palette by Qirlfriend"

I'm a bit confused because this is Cereal Years palette and it contains 19 colors:

https://lospec.com/palette-list/cereal-years

The link points to "Tea Cakes" palette so I guess the link description should be updated -> just to make sure that people will use the right palette :) thanks.

Wow! Great colors and animation. I'm giving it 9/10 - I'd give 10/10 if he'd be attempting to extract a tooth and that tooth would be moving as he pulls the rope :) Great job anyway.

Thanks a lot. I'm working on an Android adventure game which shall have similarly styled graphics (even my avatar is one of the characters) so stay tuned :)

Very nice, I can imagine a retro Shoot em Up or Chaos Engine like game with those assets! Also, good job with the top down perspective in terms of shading and the palette used.

I think you did a pretty good job on them! I can imagine a game inventory like that. As for the improvements... maybe the highlight colors for some of the icons can be toned down and "jaggy" pixels removed e.g. see the top left icon, chicken icon or apple icon. Also, you could make margins more consistent, I hope that helps.

Nice contrast and great choice of colors, I think it's very distinctive thus working perfectly for the avatar!

I like it, good job with the animation. But here's one suggestion (though I'm rather purist in this regard so take it with a grain of salt). I think the color count is too high for a walking sprite like this one, these are the examples of redundant / similar colors:

#352B42 and #3A3858

#FFFFFF and #F2F0E5

#1B0F0C and #121212

I guess you would do just fine with 16 or even 12 colors for this one.

Thanks a lot. I'm quite happy with the result and was quite surprised how much detail I can add even with those restrictions. This is the type of pixel-art where every single pixel matters. The piece I'm most proud of is probably the blue archer in the 3rd row. He looks quite intimidating and I was even able to add quiver with arrows :)

Thanks. My goal in such a small resolution was to keep color count and frame count low so that it remains sharp and resembles an 8bit sprite e.g. from SMS or NES console games. I'm glad that you like it!

For me, this entry is clearly the best of the bunch. Very fitting character with personality and nice shading as well, great work!

Note: I didn't have enough time to finish walk animation so I'm submitting at least one frame, I hope you like it.

It can be obtained via PJ menu Features -> Image Specs Tool if you copy/paste profile img URL to the edit box and press Inspect button. But this direct link should work as well, see color hex codes and some additional information:

www.linneart.com/pj/