Use the free ImageMagick tools to make your own punks.
Let's make punk #7804 - a super rare alien with a capforward , smallshades and a pipe from scratch:
$ magick convert alien-male.png \
capforward.png \
smallshades.png \
pipe.png \
-background none -flatten punk7804.png
Now open up the new punk7804.png
. Enjoy your million-dollar punk look-a-alike. Yes, it's
a 100% true authentic pixel copy original.
Zooming In - 2x, 4x
Scale up the image by doubling the pixels (that is, use the -filter point
option).
Let's try 2x (that is, 200%):
$ magick convert punk7804.png \
-filter point -resize 200% punk7804@2x.png
And 4x (that is, 400%):
$ magick convert punk7804.png \
-filter point -resize 400% punk7804@4x.png
$ magick convert punk7804.png \
smile-alien.png \
-background none -flatten punk7804_smile.png
Let's try the green (120°) variant. Let's make - a super rare alien with a capforward , smallshades and a pipe from scratch:
$ magick convert alien-male_120.png \
capforward.png \
smallshades.png \
pipe.png \
-background none -flatten punk7804_120.png
Or try the 90° variant - alien-male_90.png
:
Let's make punk #2890 - another super rare alien with a cap from scratch:
$ magick convert alien-male.png \
cap.png \
-background none -flatten punk2890.png
Let's try the red (0°) variant. Let's make - a super rare alien with a cap from scratch:
$ magick convert alien-male.png \
cap_0.png \
-background none -flatten punk2890_0.png
Or try the blue (240°) variant - cap_240.png
:
Or let's make a (light skintone) human punk with a red (0°) cap and a smile from scratch:
$ magick convert human-male_light.png \
cap_0.png \
smile.png \
-background none -flatten human_light.png
Or try the dark skintone variant - human-male_dark.png
-
with a green (120°) cap - cap_120.png
:
Let's make a doge punk - a super rare alien with a headband from scratch:
$ magick convert alien.png \
headband.png \
-background none -flatten doge3100.png
Or let's make a zombie with a knitted cap from scratch:
$ magick convert zombie_notop.png \
knittedcap.png \
-background none -flatten doge2066.png
Or let's make a classic with a 3d glasses from scratch:
$ magick convert classic.png \
3dglasses.png \
-background none -flatten doge_3dglasses.png
And so on. Yes, you can.
Use the free ImageMagick tools to script special effects (on the command line).
Let's start with a "plain vanilla" punk, that is, #2890 and let's use the 4x (96×96) version and turn it into a captioned polaroid-like photo:
$ magick convert punk2890x4.png \
-gravity center -set caption "Punk #2890" \
-caption '%c' \
-border 5x5 \
-bordercolor AliceBlue -background black +polaroid \
polaroid2890.png
And let's try some more:
Let's start with a "plain vanilla" punk, that is, #2890 and let's use 2x magnified (48×48) version using a (smooth) pixel art scaling algorithm¹):
Note¹: ImageMagic uses the scale2x algorithm
$ magick convert punk2890.png \
-magnify \
punk2890@magnify2x.png
And doubling again (4x):
$ magick convert punk2890.png \
-magnify -magnify \
punk2890@magnify4x.png
And doubling again (8x):
$ magick convert punk2890.png \
-magnify -magnify -magnify \
punk2890@magnify8x.png
And let's try some more:
Power Tip - Let's retry with the high quality scale (hqx) pixel art scaling algorithm family in the 2x, 3x and 4x variants.
Note: A free ImageMagick tools installation gets you a copy of ffmpeg. Let's try:
$ ffmpeg -i punk2890.png \
-filter_complex hqx=2 \
punk2890@hq2x.png
And 3x:
$ ffmpeg -i punk2890.png \
-filter_complex hqx=3 \
punk2890@hq3x.png
And 4x:
$ ffmpeg -i punk2890.png \
-filter_complex hqx=4 \
punk2890@hq4x.png
And let's try some more:
And so on. Yes, you can.
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