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Another one for April Fools Day, a Carrot Kar, they are terrible to drive in, and are generally driven by fools. Drawn for Pixel Dailies, in jest, pixel π¨
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It isn’t really cross-stitched, but I came close (enough) to the real thing by some photo manipulation in Procreate on a pixel π¨ image I did earlier today. I could do more, but then it’s easier (and faster) to do the real thing instead.
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I couldn’t settle on a color palette, so I didn’t. Happy April Fools!
Drawn for the Sketch a Day app in Pixaki on iPad. I used four color palettes: Cold-23, Ministeck-24, Sweetie-16, and Jellyfish-16. If I had Lego bricks, I could build a 32 x 32 pixel π¨
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That’s some hairdo! π¨ Drawn for the Sketch a Day app, today’s prompt majestic.
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Today’s Pixel Dailies theme was Daffodils. I added a unicorn called Daffodil.
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For the Sketch-a-Day app, prompt fox. Pixel π¨ 32x32, 10 colors.
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Today’s Pixel Dailies theme was CardGame, restriction 5 colors max. Pixel π¨ 64x64, 5 colors.
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DDC 2308, pixel π¨ 64x64, 4 colors. Last one on FB, alas. IG was already off my list a few days ago. Goodbye for now, Facebook π
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For the Sketch-a-Day app, pixel π¨ 32x32, 2 colors. The prompt was fast.
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Today’s theme of Pixel Dailies was sea plane π¨
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Pixel art, 32 x 32, 2 colors, inspired by 1984 Mac OS icons. For Sketch-a-Day app, prompt “dive”.
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DDC 2306. Pixel art, 16x16, 2 colors. Inspired by the very first pixel artist, Susan Kare, designer of 1984 Mac OS' B+W desktop icons on a 32x32 grid. She was able to provide clarity and whimsy. I tried to give this octopus some personality within the limits. (enlarged 4x).
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DDC 2305, pixel art, 64 x 64 pixels, 13 colors.
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Pixel art, 160 x 90 pixels, 8 colors. Abstract arabic scribblings on a crab.
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