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Palette List

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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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Jehkoba64 

Created by Jehkoba

A refined version of my "Z64" palette.  I've spent more time on smooth ramping, swapped out a few colours to balance the spectrum, and done a bunch of tinkering with sprite creation to get this just right.  A vibrant selection intended to cover all the needs of a retro game or art project.  ♥
*** UPDATED — See "Jehkoba's Master Palette" for the latest iteration.

8 comments
  • #jehkoba64
  • 64 colors
  • 22,114 downloads

Jehkoba32 

Created by Jehkoba

Working from my Jehkoba64 palette and trimming down to half as many colours (including transparency), this 32-colour selection is perfect for emulating early SNES-style graphics, with vibrant tones and smooth ramping.  Guaranteed to satisfy that retro itch. ♥

2 comments
  • #jehkoba32
  • 32 colors
  • 7,307 downloads

Hot Highlights, Cold Shadows 

Created by Asarge

A palette with vibrant saturated colors that maintain a grounded and balanced style. With highlights ramping towards hot colors, and the shadows ramping towards cold you will have an immersive contrast that is pleasing to the eye.

8 comments
  • #hotcoldramps
  • 92 colors
  • 8,736 downloads
  • Hot Highlights, Cold Shadows Palette Example by Asarge

    Palette examples. Note how the less saturated brown examples used for trees/sand can help boost colors around it. You can have similar desaturated cold lifeless metals, wood, etc to apply this affect in other cases. For best use avoid mixing the brown ramps as this is intended to be used for specific cases where you need more contrast. - by Asarge

    • Tags: hot, highlights, cold, shadows, saturated, vibrant, color, ramps, asarge, andre, sargeant

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