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48 colors | Vibrant oceanic palette for the discerning antiestablishmentarian.
206 colors | (GG stands for Gengyen)
My Minecraft server uses the Artmap plugin, which allows you to paint on 32x32 pixel canvases with 54 dyes. Each dye (except white, black, and transparent) can be made 2 steps darker and 1 step lighter, leading to 4 variations per dye. As a result, I decided to compile them all.
The colours are ordered as: Dark 2, Dark 1, Original, Light 1, and each set of 4 is followed by the next dye's palette.
https://github.com/Fupery/ArtMap https://github.com/Fupery/ArtMap/wiki
I painted all the dyes on canvas ingame, took a screenshot, then extracted every colour through an editor. I then listed out every hex code. To my Minecraft artists: I hope this helps!
54 colors | I learned how to make gradients look like color gradients you'd see on the Atari 2600, so I made my own palette out of it!
30 colors | A color Pallete that I made for myself. I wanted to keep it to 30 so it would fit in a Procreate pallete because it's the program I mainly work in for not just pixel art, but pretty much everything 2D.
16 colors | A palette heavily inspired by “Magicland Dizzy” for the Atari ST or DOS. It's one of the most well balanced palettes for outdoorsy scenes with an emphasis on shiny gold things.
I took a screenshot from the game with an emulator (hatari for Atari ST). And then manually modified the colours to fit in the 3-3-2bit colour space for a project of mine. The program I changed the colours in is GrafX2.
21 colors | A small palette that I've made predominantly for landscapes etc. Hopefully you'll find it useful!
256 colors |
windows 95 256 colours
this pallet was originaly vreated by Mathew Eis (Link below), he reference for the colors for windows 95 and posted a pallet to his site.
Had trouble getting it working so uploading it here to convert, as well as share with other people looking for it (took me a bit of searching to find)
https://eisbox.net/blog/2011/12/16/windows-8-bit-256-color-palette/
64 colors | A soft set of 8 color ranges to be used to visually separate background elements.
216 colors | If a 64 color palette isn't enough, and you're not sure about not using one, this is the one for you! Choose from a vaste quantity of colors, without risking having ones too similar between them.
34 colors | A dungeon themed palette featuring a robust grayscale. Originally created for use in an asset pack and demo called Doomridge Dungeon. Palette was made in collaboration between abonbon and fedellen; Pixel Pajama Studios.
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