★★★ Welcome to Pixel Art Maker! ★★★ Here you can create 12x12 pixel art with a lot of tools and share them in the comments! ★★★ Featured Pixel Arts (everyone can submit!) ★★★ https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/626593/ ★★★ Instructions (some may be obvious) ★★★ ■ Red/Green/Blue Sliders: With the sliders, you can change the color you're using. By changing the amount of red, green and blue you can create all colors humans can see. This method is called RGB (red, green, blue). Each has a value between 0 and 255 (0 is no color and 255 maximum). So for example the color (0,0,0) is black because no red, no green and no blue. (255,0,0) is red because maximum red, no green and no blue. (255,255,0) is yellow because it's the mix of red and green. (255,255,255) is white. If you increase the values, the color gets brighter, if you decrease them, it gets darker. Just play around with the sliders (or click on the popular colors) and you'll learn how it works. More informations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RGB_color_model ■ Latest colors: These are the last colors you used (you can click them). ■ Popular colors: These are colors that are often used (you can click them). ■ Pick color icon: You can pick a color from a pixel or from the background. ■ Fill icon: Replaces the area of a color by the color you're using. ■ All: Fills all pixels with the color you're using. ■ Background: Fills the background with the color you're using. ■ Grid: Fills the grid with the color you're using. ■ Undo icon: Undoes the last change (only one change is saved!). ■ Save: Gives you the save/load code to your pixel art. ■ Load: Lets you import a pixel art by entering the save/load code for it. ■ Arrow button: Toggles editor/spectator mode. ★★★ Keyboard shortcuts ★★★ ■ [P] to pick color ■ [F] to fill ■ [space] + [F] to replace everything of a color ■ [I] to invert the color you're using ★★★ Other popular colors (red, green, blue) ★★★ ■ Dark Green: 0, 170, 0 ■ Gold: 190, 170, 85 ■ Kaki: 155, 165, 125 ★★★ Credits ★★★ ■ Some scripts regarding the grid are from @griffpatch's grid list tutorial: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/6ZuImk8-TYk/ ■ The fill icon is from the Scratch costume editor
