Pixel Art color interpretation

Game Boy

Four shades of green: Dot Matrix Game with liquid crystal

This is one of several color interpretations commonly associated with Pixel Art.

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PaletteGame Boy
Batch026-GB
Pigments0 / 5 Sampled
MoodFour shades of green:
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four shades of green: dot matrix game with liquid crystal

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Hex Reference
#0F380FDarkest Green
#306230Dark Green
#8BAC0FLight Green
#9BBC0FLightest Green
#E0F8D0Screen
Color Psychology

Novelty and freshness carry the palette from Light Green outward, with the remaining swatches arranged around that rather than competing with it. Darkest Green to Screen spans 75 points of lightness, so the palette can carry its own hierarchy without reaching for a second one. Saturation averages 67 percent with Lightest Green at the top, which is loud enough that the palette will fight anything else on the page.

noveltyfreshnessenergyuneasegrowthbalance
Darkest Green#0F380F

Darkest Green a deep forest or pine green, growth matured into stability and quiet authority.

Dark Green#306230

Dark Green signals growth, balance, and permission, the color of go, of nature, of money in Western contexts.

Light Green#8BAC0F

Light Green an acid, almost radioactive yellow-green: synthetic, energetic, hard to look away from.

Lightest Green#9BBC0F

Lightest Green an acid, almost radioactive yellow-green: synthetic, energetic, hard to look away from.

Screen#E0F8D0

Screen a pale lime tint, freshness without the intensity.

The Aesthetic

Retro video game sprites and limited palettes - the 8-bit and 16-bit fidelity of NES and SNES as a fully realized aesthetic language

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About This Palette
What colors are in the Game Boy color palette?

5 colors, calibrated to work as one system.

The swatches

  1. Darkest Green: #0F380F
  2. Dark Green: #306230
  3. Light Green: #8BAC0F
  4. Lightest Green: #9BBC0F
  5. Screen: #E0F8D0
What mood does the Game Boy color palette convey?

Four shades of green: Dot Matrix Game with liquid crystal

Is Game Boy related to Pixel Art?

Yes. Game Boy is one of several color interpretations commonly associated with the Pixel Art aesthetic. Each interpretation captures a distinct emotional register within the same visual world.

What are the hex codes for the Game Boy palette?

Hex codes

  1. #0F380F
  2. #306230
  3. #8BAC0F
  4. #9BBC0F
  5. #E0F8D0

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