The JPEG artifacts bothered me (they're even present in the original, unfortunately), so I restored it to its deserved 7-color indexed PNG glory (which has the added bonus of reducing the filesize by ~90% from 42602 bytes to 4733 bytes!):
Since the original is pretty small (489x460) for modern high resolution displays, I also made a version that's might be more conducive to sharing by scaling it up by 2x using nearest-neighbor interpolation—it's literally just the original but with 2x2 pixels and so the original can be recovered losslessly by reversing the process:
Due to the nature of integer scaling pixel art and PNG compression, even though it's 4x the pixels the filesize only increases by ~25%.
For the record, I used ImageMagick to scale like so:
magick input.png -interpolate Integer -filter point -resize 200% output.png
As long as the argument for -resize is a multiple of 100, you'll get a pixel-perfect output. I have a little bash function to handle it:
function pixelscale {
magick "$1" -interpolate Integer -filter point -resize ${2}00% "${1%.*}_${2}x.${1##*.}"
}
so as long as that gets loaded by your .bashrc all you have to do is type
pixelscale <infile> <integer scale factor>
and it'll handle the rest (e.g. pixelscale image.png 3 will spit out image_3x.png which is nearest-neighbor scaled by 3x).
edit: missed a few errant pixels...fixed.
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AernaLingus [any] - 4mon
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fluffy8192 [undecided, undecided] - 4mon
maybe it's a hodor situation. possibly sexier.
it ain't the ladder it's the MEANING of the ladder.
sharkfucker420 in neurodiverse
i know y'all feel this like I do
https://hexbear.net/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.ml%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2F5b976d1e-29a9-4f03-93b5-a008978b7c45.jpegI mean, i like those too, but The Simpsons taught me how to be funny so...
I just like
laddersbugs, OK! Stop judging me!It's not a ladder, it's a stepladder!
it's not a step ladder. it's just a ladder who stepped up.
me and the 'lads gotta step up
me when my stepladder gets stuck in the washing machine.
So? What's the difference? You need to stop judging things based on narrow-minded cultural assumptions, Nick!
My dad says I'm like this about communism. Maybe, but I'm really like this about teddy bears. I always need a hug, and bears give the best bear hugs!
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AYYYY, LADDERS!
HE GOES UP!
AND HE GOES DOWN!
Who wants to see the ladders professor go higher?
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
The JPEG artifacts bothered me (they're even present in the original, unfortunately), so I restored it to its deserved 7-color indexed PNG glory (which has the added bonus of reducing the filesize by ~90% from 42602 bytes to 4733 bytes!):
Since the original is pretty small (489x460) for modern high resolution displays, I also made a version that's might be more conducive to sharing by scaling it up by 2x using nearest-neighbor interpolation—it's literally just the original but with 2x2 pixels and so the original can be recovered losslessly by reversing the process:
Due to the nature of integer scaling pixel art and PNG compression, even though it's 4x the pixels the filesize only increases by ~25%.
For the record, I used ImageMagick to scale like so:
As long as the argument for
-resizeis a multiple of 100, you'll get a pixel-perfect output. I have a little bash function to handle it:so as long as that gets loaded by your
.bashrcall you have to do is typeand it'll handle the rest (e.g.
pixelscale image.png 3will spit outimage_3x.pngwhich is nearest-neighbor scaled by 3x).edit: missed a few errant pixels...fixed.
maybe it's a hodor situation. possibly sexier.
it ain't the ladder it's the MEANING of the ladder.