Paint.NET Pixelart palette

[LeetZero]

Just made a palette made specifically for PixelArt, but for some reason I think it can be used for more too, except it does not feature the fully-saturated original spectral colors.



The usage is grouped to painting (first 2 rows), stone, wood, grass etc.. What's your guys opinions on it?

Note: I have apparently missed adding dirt. edit: forget it, I'll just mix wood as dirt and vice-versa.

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[LoLBert]

This is quite awesome, and I can already see many nice scenes with these. I'm not too good at coloring, though.

[Camera]

Needs more shades of yellow/red

[LeetZero]

Cheated a bit but still as a main palette it's good for me, kinda.

[LeetZero]

I am a horrible failure

[Kingdaro]

hehe

isometry

[Mega-Bear]

hehe

isometry

i bet you suck it isometric stuff lol i bet you wouldnt even be able to make a land of isometric stuff lol

[carolcat]

i bet you suck it isometric stuff lol i bet you wouldnt even be able to make a land of isometric stuff lol

see: isoland

[Tingalz]

my pallete when I use paint.net is the RGB sliders

[Kingdaro]

i bet you suck it isometric stuff lol i bet you wouldnt even be able to make a land of isometric stuff lol

holy hell i laughed so loving hard

[tommy631]

I HAVE COME TO SAVE YOU
FROM MEDIOCRE COLOURS
http://kuler.adobe.com/

My only criticisms for your palette is that you have strait colours instead of mixed
Here's a visual aide of what I mean


Straight palettes are when you choose a colour and make darker and brighter versions of it
Mixed will blend other colours from dark and light

Here's a small tutorial I whipped up