Pixel Art

Retro video game sprites, limited palette, NES-SNES era graphic fidelity

This is one of several color interpretations commonly associated with Pixel Art.

Omoro Spectrolab · Color Analysis Sampling Live
PalettePixel Art
Batch035-PA
Pigments0 / 5 Sampled
MoodRetro video game sprit
Drawdown Recordtap a pull to copy hex
Omoro Color Laboratory - Drawdown Record035-PA / 5 PULLS

retro video game sprites, limited palette, nes-snes era graphic fidelity

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Pixel Art aesthetic example
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#1565C0Sky Blue
#43A047World Green
#E53935Sprite Red
#F9A825Coin Gold
#0C0C0CBackground
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The Aesthetic

Retro video game sprites and limited palettes - the 8-bit and 16-bit fidelity of NES and SNES as a fully realized aesthetic language

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More Pixel Art Interpretations
NES Sprite
8-bit character: limited palette and maximum charm
Game Boy
Four shades of green: Dot Matrix Game with liquid crystal
SNES
16-bit golden age: Mode 7 gradients and sprite scaling
Related Palettes
Web 1.0
Retrofuturism
Cybercore
About This Palette
What colors are in the Pixel Art color palette?
The Pixel Art palette contains 5 colors: Sky Blue (#1565C0), World Green (#43A047), Sprite Red (#E53935), Coin Gold (#F9A825), Background (#0C0C0C).
What mood does the Pixel Art color palette convey?
Retro video game sprites, limited palette, NES-SNES era graphic fidelity
How do I use the Pixel Art color palette?
The pixel art palette works best for Independent game developers, Retro gaming cafes and arcades, Tech brands targeting millennial nostalgia.
What are the hex codes for the Pixel Art palette?
The Pixel Art palette hex codes are: #1565C0, #43A047, #E53935, #F9A825, #0C0C0C.

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