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The Lospec Palette List is a database of palettes for pixel art. We include both palettes that originate from old hardware that could only display a few colors, as well as palettes created by pixel artists specifically for making art.
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Created by Chicknhawk
These were meant originally to be 2 seperate palettes but they both shared the grey ramp and work well together, I combined them so use however you want, seperate or together. One is RGB and the other is CMY. It was inspired by... youll never guess, pens (and paper). This palette has also inspired like 5 more palettes such as Cloud9 so [STAY TUNED!!!] for the rest of those releases.
Created by Snurly
A less harsh alternative to the traditional CMYK colour scheme, for those that want a bold style with softer colours.
Created by SpicyGame
A pallete based on the CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, key) color set used by printers. For a more accurate CMYK palette, use the complements to RGB (#0ff, #f0f, #ff0)
Created by MmcCrafter
The RAL (Ruby, Azure, Lime) Palette is a color palette inspired by the concept of: "What if RGB and CMYK were combined for digital tech and media?" The reason for the name RAL, meaning Ruby, Azure, and Lime, is from red mixing with magenta, blue mixing with cyan, and green mixing with yellow, forming these new colors!
Created by Art Man Oil
A pallete made by modifying standard CMYK and building on top of it.
An example of the pallete in use - by Art Man Oil
Created by 7thAtlas
I wanted to make a palette that had to share it's highlight tone in a really obvious way, and I got this after a bit of tweaking. It came from a work not vice versa.
Created by timconceivable
a slightly different palette based on CMYK colors
Created by Morgana l’Abeille
A digital palette based on the original palette used by Watchmen colorist John Higgins. Referenced from an image of his original palette and way too much research into what the little numbers and letters on the palette mean.
Submitted by Solitaire
Made by creating monoramps in cmyk (3 lighter shades, 3 darker shades), then using layers of dithering to create the mixed colours. This palette is made to pick colours from and would not be used all at once. Where I found the reference: https://kleinletters.com/Blog/coloring-comics-old-school/
Created by R3cl41m3r
A palette inspired by CMYK colouring. It uses printing cyan & magenta to form a CMY(K) counterpart to the standard 3-bit RGB palette.
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