A warm palette perfect for pixel painting. I made it from a photo I took of a moth floating in my cup of water. *note that ffbf1a and fd8900 are only meant to be used together in the same ramp and pretty sparingly as small accents. (due to their high saturation)

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  A very small section of an artwork I'm working on! - by patchesdog

Tags: warm, pastel, moth, light, glass, 27, earthy, desaturated, luke, patchesdog, painterly, impressionist

Based on the North Queensland Day Moth, this palette has two darker colors and two lighter colors, and is designed with heavy use of dithering or mixing colors in mind. It could also be used for a simpler gameboy style with less dithering, as the colors do form a ramp. It's just that wouldn't be as easy to look at, because the colors aren't evenly spaced.

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  Featuring: Examples of colors achieved through dithering; several small moths; a close-up of a North Queensland Day Moth (front and back), and a humanoid character inspired by a moth. - by StellarBee

Tags: 2bit, green, brown, dithering, gameboy, gb, insects, bugs, butterfly, moth

My old "brand" palette. Combination of Cophee 4 and Sunset Lantern

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  Example by CopheeMoth

Tags: monoramp, moth, 2bit, mahogany

Hey bro, got any lamps? A 20-color palette of gray-browns inspired by moths, as well as a spectrum of warm primary tones inspired by lightbulbs, little beady red moth eyes, and blue carpet (a moth's favorite color to munch on).

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  A gray and brown moth with red eyes, and a golden lightbulb on a red, blue, and gold patterned background. What a cute moth! They deserve a little lamp, as a treat.  - by LostInIndigo

Tags: gray, brown, red, redorange, gold, yellow, navy, blue, warmtones, moth, mothpalette, primarycolors, primaries, lostinindigo