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MoonCat Design Series - Original MoonCatRescue Series (~24×24) - 128 Designs And More

Crypto Collectibles Series - Cats · Punks

Mooncat Design Series

Original MoonCatRescue Series (~24×24) - 128 Designs

All 128 designs in original pixel size.

Note: The pixel size depends on the pose: standing (21×17), sleeping (20×14), pouncing (17×22), stalking (20×21)

For more see original »

V2 Series (~24×24) - 8 Designs

Let's change the nose and mouth to use the outline (color #1). Let's change color #5 into the (exclusive) eyes color by adding a pixel each to the eyes and changing all other color #5 pixels to color #4. Can you spot the difference?

What's the point? It's "L'art pour L'art" or in English "Art for Art's Sake" :-).

Almost. The idea of the new v2 design series is to make it easier to colorize Mooncats. The new color scheme:

• #1 - outline color
• #2 - pattern 1 (or highlight) color
• #3 - base color
• #4 - pattern 2 (or accent) color
• #5 - eyes color

For more see v2 »

Original CryptoCats Series (32×32) - 4 Designs

Let's keep the V2 color scheme and cross-over to CryptoCats.

Note: The designs in the original MoonCatRescue series only use 5 colors (plus transparent). As a new convention lets add two more "hard-coded" always pre-defined / present colors:

• #6 - BLACK (000000)
• #7 - WHITE (ffffff)

Let's try:

For more see cryptocats »

Tools

Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Corner - Yes, You Can! - Draw Your Own Free Cats (In 24x24 Or 32x32) That You Own 100% Forever

Try the Cat Pixel Drawing Tool online => cryptocopycats.github.io

How does it work?

A little tip if you try it out online - there are 128 original mooncat pixel drawings / designs (all encoded in the original source code in a single-line string - see designs.rb for a "word-wrapped" more readable source of the original example.

Yes, you can read in any design into the pixel drawing tool online. Example for design 0:

. . @ . . . . . @ . . . . . . . . . . . .
. @ o @ . . . @ o @ . . . . . . . . . . .
. @ ~ o @ @ @ o ~ @ . . . . . . . . . . .
@ @ o o o o o o o @ @ . . . . . . @ @ @ .
@ o o o o o o o o o @ . . . . . . @ o @ .
@ o o @ o o o @ o o @ @ @ @ @ @ . @ @ o @
@ o o o o o o o o o @ o o o o @ @ . @ o @
@ o o ^ o ~ o ^ o o @ o o o o o @ . @ o @
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. . @ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o @ . . .
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. . . @ o o @ o o @ ^ @ o o o @ @ . . . .
. . . . @ o @ @ o @ ^ @ o o @ @ . . . . .
. . . . @ ~ @ @ ~ @ @ ~ o @ @ . . . . . .
. . . . @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . . . . . . .

Paste the text into the box below the pixel grid canvas and click on the read button. Now you should see the mooncat pixel design.

And for some more fun here's the design 3 reformatted - ready to copy'n'paste:

. . . . . . . . . . @ @ @ @ @ @ . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . @ o o o o @ @ @ . .
. . . . . . . . . . @ o @ @ o o o @ . .
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. @ o @ . . . @ o @ . . @ @ o o o o @ @
@ o ~ o @ @ @ o ~ o @ @ @ o o o o o o @
@ o o o o o o o o o @ @ o o o o o o o @
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@ @ o o o @ o o @ @ @ @ ~ o @ @ o o @ .
@ ~ o @ @ @ ~ @ @ . . @ @ @ @ ~ o @ @ .
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Questions? Comments?

Post them on the mooncatrescue reddit. Thanks.