Weerdmeester Masterclass Challenge Streak

Episode 22

Create a scene where the world is flipped on its side, but living (or dead [or undead {...}]) creatures aren't.

This challenge combines Weerdmesteer's innovative ideas, with our traditional tiny worlds challenges (so prepare your 8 pixel tall sprite chops), and with our traditional weird, random, and totally unusable palette challenges (I guess you are lucky this time, becasue this one actually looks pretty easy).

You have to use this palette:

Ghost White #F8F8FF
Bone #E3DAC9
Pumpkin #FF7518
Zombie Green #698362
Blood Red #660000
Vampire Violet #3F2A68 

And if you haven't been around PJ long enough, to know what this challenge means, you can ask your senior PJ friends.

Canvas Size - Max 66x66.
Colors - Max 6 (use the palette).
Transparency - Forbidden.
Animation - Forbidden.
 

The winners are Ashadorn, Incognito2074 and CoconutsForest.

The next theme is 18th century: classical architecture, salons of Voltaire, storming of Bastille, rococo gardens, and powdered philosophers.

The link to the canvas: https://maetheria.com/

https://i.ibb.co/yn4yXh7N/maetheria-68-small.png

Weerdmeester Masterclass Challenge Streak

Episode 21

Everything mechanical is natural, and everything natural is mechanical.

You have to use the Natural Inteligence palette by Mierdinsky.

Canvas Size - Max 333x333.
Colors - Max 9.
Transparency - Forbidden.
Animation - Optional.

The challenge thread will have all the challenge updates. The thread is also a great place to post your WIPs.

Weerdmeester Masterclass Challenge Streak

Episode 20

Create a piece with a group of creatures or objects (at least 2), where another different one tries to fit in the group (without a disguise) by just being very similar looking object/species.

You have to use the Sneaky-12 Palette by RoBEEFnik 

Canvas Size - Max 200x400.
Colors - Max 12 (13 if you use transparency).
Transparency - Optional.
Animation - Forbidden.

The winners are Ashadorn, Incognito2074 and CoconutsForest.

The next theme is 17th century and the Baroque era.

The link to the canvas: https://maetheria.com/