I found another excuse to practise animation in Krita.
Septembit is a beautiful pixel challenge by streamer and youtuber Saultoons, read more and get the prompts here:
https://twitter.com/Saultoons/status/1697657887785402763
I will always post in batches of two or three pieces at the same time. Those little icons seem to look best when presented in bulk.
Here go:
01 - Skull, 02 - Rose, 03 - Dagger
Those are cool. Love the skull.
Thank you! I wonder what he is saying.
Here’s the next batch -
04 - Snake, 05 - Heart, 06 - Swallow
Next batch!
07 - Hourglass, 08 - Scorpion, 09 - Spider
10 - Web, 11 - (Shooting) Star, 12 - Moon
13 - Lucky, 14 - Dice, 15 - Diamond
16 - Candle, 17 - Moth, 18 - Wolf
Huh, I didn’t realize Septembit exists 
Good to know. So these paint buckets on the prompt list are the allowed colors?
Seems like a cool challenge. Imposed limitations stoke creativity!
Hi there! Indeed, I only know about Septembit because I stumbled across it the day it started. The paint buckets on the prompt list I linked are indeed the colors you may work with - and I’ve seen other, more experienced pixel artists create stunning illustrations with that.
I chose to give myself even tighter color constraints to have less decisions to make. I’m using this challenge to practise animation first and foremost. And so far, I’ve learned more than I’ve expected. I’m really grateful for that.
19 - Panther, 20 - Eagle, 21 - Lightning Cloud
22 - Message in a Bottle, 23 - Anchor, 24 - Compass
Really enjoying your pixel animations.
Thank you, Sooz! I’m glad you like them!
Next batch: 25 - Lighthouse, 26 - Mermaid, 27 - Ship
Finally, the 28 - Portrait. It took a bit to get used to the 96 px size. I chose a character from my old webcomic.
For 29 - Pin-Up - a donut dancer
Last one! 30 - Custom. I’ll compile the final overview after a short break.
And here’s the final page - Septembit is DONE. Thanks for the journey, see you back on Animator Island.
I like them all, especially the dancing donut. Great job.