How would I be able to remove the jpg artifacts from this pixel

I don't know if it's out there or not.
Here's the relevant pages from google:
http://www.grandpalais.fr/fr/presse/game-story-une-histoire-du-jeu-video
http://www.grandpalais.fr/fr/evenement/game-story

>>243703
I was more asking for any designers to remove the jpg artifacts, I have no clue why they would save pixel art as a jpg.

Since it's pixel art, would it be possible to import it into a pixel art program? Thus removing the jpg artifcats

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207KB, 474x732px

>>243705
There are programs for pixel art specifically? Huh.
No, I sincerely doubt there's some extra data in the image file to be read by a specific image-editing program. 4chan itself checks for extra data before it allows you to upload it.
I share your incredulity at the jpg thing, but I don't know of any "good" way to fix it. Maybe someone else can chime in, but I doubt there's an easy solution.

>>243753
I was thinking something along the lines of making a grid overlapping the image then recoloring each individual cell.

This is what I assumed those pixel are programs do.

bumpin

Bimp

>>243651
Covert to LAB colorspace, then apply Gaussian blur to A und B channel. Keep the L channel unchanged.

Mail the designers, politely asking them to repost the image as PNG along with an explanation as to why JPG is unsuitable for pixel art such as their picture.

>>244534
Thanks family, will try

>>244567
The designers are french and the exhibit closed in 2012, it's a long shot.
I luckily got a poster when I visited the museum back then but wanted a print for my friend.

>>243651

You can also try programs that can trace the bitmap image and create a vector picture from it.

>>244907
Any recommendations?

>>244910

Well i know that Flash can do that pretty well, but it seems like too big of a program for this task and i haven't tried any other so i really can't say.

There seems to be even some online options for this, but i have no clue how much you can control the conversion. Just try to google "converting bitmap to a vector" or "tracing bitmap image to a vector"

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1MB, 1134x850px

>>243651
I figured out the exact dimensions of the pixel image and removed some major jpeg artifacts. You can touch up some other parts.

>>243651
Who the hell would save something like this in JPG?! It would likely take up less space as PNG while being better quality. This kinda shit makes me vomit.

>>244941
If you're a high-volume public-facing site, the benefits of a standard workflow outweigh the benefits of being able to optimise the one shitty "retro" pixel-art image your site encounters each decade.

>>244955
I was referring to why some pixelart artists does this.

>>244928
Damnnn, good shit homie, thanks. Going to print this now

What did you use?

>>244928
got a version without the text?

>french

>>244971
Just paint.net
I figured out how many pixels made up the width and resized it, then selected all whites/greys/blacks/greens and made them the same color.

>>244957
Ignorance?
Easy proof of creatorship by showing the png?

>>245392
I think the answer you're looking for is "so feckless cunts like OP can't pirate it at print resolution".

Ooo

>>245556
what did you mean by this