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Not in Japan, you can see how the dithering was done in the video I link below, which was taken from promo footage of one of the most famous period Japanese pai
by msephton 1y ago
Not in Japan, you can see how the dithering was done in the video I link below, which was taken from promo footage of one of the most famous period Japanese paint apps for PC-98: Multi Paint System (1992, by Woody_RINN). The artist would paint two colours and then use a dither blend tool along the contrasting edge. https://youtu.be/nIdFor2WOnw?t=430 https://youtu.be/nIdFor2WOnw?t=430
I'm sure some people did it pixel-by-pixel, but not so much in Japan where the software was designed to make dithering like this very easy.
You can find my big list of Japanese pixel art apps at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41136905 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41136905
- prmoustache 1y agoany recommendation in particular for each OS?
- msephton 1y agoYou might try, on hardware or emulation: Poco (modern macOS), Blue Paint (classic Macintosh), NewtPaint (Newton), MoePaint (Palm), CHEESE 2 (MSX), Airbrush (PC-100), Ink Pot (PC-88), ESQUISSE, Multi Paint System, Z's STAFF (PC-98), GraphicsGale, Easy Paint Tool SAI (Windows 9x to current), JINZO Paint (Windows CE, I picked this up recently to added fixes and new features), Matier, Full Color Paint Tool SAI, G-TOOL (X68000)
- prmoustache 1y agoThanks a lot!