Thanks!

Just PM'ed for 3 more.

I don't have an option to edit it as shown:

https://ibb.co/sHMn6Pq

I can access this old art by clicking on the green  ribbons on my page, cannot do anything else to it. There are a 3 or 4 of these I would like to edit/ have access to again.

So - anyone know how to make:

ACHTUNG! PIXEL ART INACTIVE!

....active again? (relation to my previous question)

I still see the previews when I click on old pj weekly competitions entries.

Is there a way to remove thumbnail previews of work you have deleted?

Great entries from everyone.

Great use of the 16 colours.

Really good entries here. Well done everyone.

That is brilliant!

How is this done?

Thanks: @eishiya; @gawrone: Here's an update:

STEREOPIXELS

Make a stereographic animated GIF of a scene, moving back and forth between two views of the scene to create a 3D effect, like this example: [link to demo image] (show a 2 frame image and an image with more frames for examples)

Canvas Size - Max 128 x 128
Colors - Unrestricted
Transparency - No.
Animation - required - (Min 2 frames Max 5 frames)

PIXELGRAMS

Pixel a scene and  animate (5 frames max) to create this 3D effect:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/fc/f5/42/fcf542d063a19409f936073117173d0f.gif

Please take note of the foreground, mid ground and background parallaxing to complete the effect, along with the object that is the main focus.

Canvas Size - Max 128 x 128
Colors - Max 16
Transparency - No.
Animation - required - maximum of 5 frames.

@eishiya; @gawrone:

Is this better? Feel free to clean it up so that it make more sense.

@eishiya

I see. I didn't realise that this is what you meant. It's actually a nice idea for a challenge though and somethng that you wouldn't need tools to acomplish with. I'm thinking that 5 frames on a larger canvas would be less finicky:

PIXELGRAMS

Pixel an existing piece of furniture/object(s) in your house and  animate (5 frames max) to create this 3D effect:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/fc/f5/42/fcf542d063a19409f936073117173d0f.gif

Canvas Size - Max 128 x 128
Colors - Max 16
Transparency - No.
Animation - required - maximum of 5 frames.

@eishiya,

Yes - very true that most people will not have the ability to view them with glasses, so I am very interested in this 'animated gif' method you mentioned.

What is this method?

I have never heard of it before and it would be great to test it.

In regards to process, I would like to hear peoples thoughts on a PJ challenge which would involve using a tool?

PIXELSCOPIC

Create any image, then turn it into a stereoscopic image using one of these tools from the link below.

https://listoffreeware.com/stereo-photo-maker-software-windows/

Canvas Size - Max 128 x 128
Colors - Max 16
Transparency - No.
Animation - optional

Sweet.

Only nitpick, is that it would of been nice to see some ripples in the water, when the frog appears and disappears.

This is so cool!

That is one sweet pepper.

Congrats to the winners!

Ahh - this moves with 'same leg and same arm' instead of 'opposite leg, opposite arm'. Was this intentional?

When I created those two stereoscopic images in pixelart, doing the effect was just super stressful on my  eyes. It would be great to see more pixel art stereoscopic image, but I would have to recommend using a tool to create the stereoscopic effect as it's a real strain on the eyes. I would of liked to have done more and submit to PJ, but there is no way I am doing that by hand again; as although I felt that there was some technical achievement in creating the effect, I also achieved an uncomfortable headache.

I really would love to see a challenge in which you had to create a stereoscopic image and was wondering, if PJ would allow a tool (of PJ's choosing) to be used to create the stereoscopic effect for you?

It's just safer on the eyes.

This is excellent. Looks of good choices in regards to colour placement on the clothing.

Pumpkin and wolf man

Complete the game without being hit

You are completely correct, about the dark area not being true to what would be rendered on hardware and I didn't quite pull it off:) I had a massive problem trying to work out that particular area with the 8 colours.

A fun challenge, but like the pixel stereoscopic experiments I attempted in the past - I don't think I will be doing this again!

Oh no! I had wondered what had happened to him and had no idea he passed away. That's terrible to hear. I'm not on social media. Was it an illness?