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Sorry for the art style change.

This is an incomplete color chart on how I want to redesign Broth Goldie's appearance. (When I feel like it.) I still need to add in antialias pixel colors for the inner-outline of the round part of its body in every shadowing color, antialias pixel colors for the innner-outline of its feet, antialias pixel colors for the transition from the feet to the round part, antialias pixel colors for when the hat and hat rim are at an angle, and coloring rules. (I'm going to skip antialiasing the sides and upper part of the eyes with the rounds in any way and skip most of the shadow antialias on the bottom of the eyes for a subpixeled boiling effect.)

Also, I haven't decided on what color to make its camera. I could go for charcoal or blue-almost-black... or I could go for onyx... or straight up pure black. Depends on what people approve of or what I choose if no one speaks up.

The pixel map is semi-self explaining; map out what goes where depending on what angle the eyes are facing in.

If a color is in parentheses, that means that one can use dithering of its neighbors, but it is recommended to use the color presented if the character is rotating or moving quickly. (Suggestion: 2 1/2 pixels+ movement per frame.)

Description

Sorry for the art style change.

This is an incomplete color chart on how I want to redesign Broth Goldie's appearance. (When I feel like it.) I still need to add in antialias pixel colors for the inner-outline of the round part of its body in every shadowing color, antialias pixel colors for the innner-outline of its feet, antialias pixel colors for the transition from the feet to the round part, antialias pixel colors for when the hat and hat rim are at an angle, and coloring rules. (I'm going to skip antialiasing the sides and upper part of the eyes with the rounds in any way and skip most of the shadow antialias on the bottom of the eyes for a subpixeled boiling effect.)

Also, I haven't decided on what color to make its camera. I could go for charcoal or blue-almost-black... or I could go for onyx... or straight up pure black. Depends on what people approve of or what I choose if no one speaks up.

The pixel map is semi-self explaining; map out what goes where depending on what angle the eyes are facing in.

If a color is in parentheses, that means that one can use dithering of its neighbors, but it is recommended to use the color presented if the character is rotating or moving quickly. (Suggestion: 2 1/2 pixels+ movement per frame.)