Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 15 Sept 2026

Pixel Donkey Sprite

Edited image: Transform this donkey reference into a clean sprite specification. Final canvas must be exactly 64x64 pixels with a full 64-column by 64-row logical pixel grid. Every logical cell must be a single flat solid color only; no cell or pixel may contain a second color. Use exactly these four opaque subject colors and no others: WHITE, BLUE, BLACK, RED. Keep the donkey front-facing and preserve its physical features: upright ears, mane, eyes, muzzle, nostrils, friendly smile, blue collar, and red bow. The entire donkey silhouette must have a clearly visible continuous BLACK one-cell-thick border. Use WHITE for donkey fur and muzzle, BLUE only for the collar, RED only for the bow, BLACK only for outline and facial details. No gray, pink, brown, purple, shading, gradients, dithering, antialiasing, blur, noise, texture, highlights, or semitransparency. Use a temporary flat bright green background outside the donkey so it can be removed cleanly later; the green must not appear inside the donkey. Crisp nearest-neighbor hard pixel edges, all shapes aligned to the 64x64 grid, no text.