Japanese crossword «Bunny (Easter)»

It´s almost impossible to distinguish between the different shades of beige. Don't worth it

The colors are really hard to tell apart and the ears look kinda weird

I think the colors were just different enough. If the lightest beige was used more than in the one spot, it wouldn't be good.

It's cute.

It's sad to see a picture that had potential, but the ears do look kinda weird...

The only thing challenging was distinguishing one color from the next. The end result doesn't look like the title to me.

Smaller pictures that waste space putting a darker outline around the edge of the image take away from the best pictures, in my opinion. I do not see many rabbits with these features. :)

Nice start, keep going on.
I like the colours, really Eastern.
Next time, make the shape a bit more rounded...
Go on please!

I'm guessing these images with all the similar colours are scanned in, sprites, from the internet, etc that are paintshopped and aren't drawn.

It's too cute!

Nice, pixelated picture. I enjoyed it. The brown's are quite similar but simply tweaking my screen's colour settings helps to see them better.

Cute but difficult colors.

The beiges are much too hard to differentiate

I liked it! Thank you for doing this. And it does look like a bunny to me.

Not very easy because of the colours.

Cute!

Not difficult, but very time-consuming. Pretty simple but nit-picky as you strain you eyes trying to match them up one by one.

I think having a barely off-white color should be disallowed.

Agree that this was kind of nitpicky with the similar colours, but the thumbnail is really cute!

The different shades of brown are sooo similar to each other that I can hardly tell them apart. The picture's kinda pretty, but try to use more distinguishable colours next time.

Sorry people, but isn't it the choice of colours that are part of the puzzle-solving skill? And the picture is so cute! You shouldn't be apologising. Thanks!

I like the stylized shape

I didn't have a problem with the colors, but I find the resulting picture a bit muddy and indistinct. I agree with someone else here that smaller objects shouldn't have outlines. It only makes it look like a strangely bi-colored rabbit instead of a rabbit with a brown outline.

It's funny how different people with different screen settings see the colours – I quite often have difficulties in telling some close colours apart, but this time the colours were quite alright. Except for the almost white one, but luckily it was used in a few squares only :D The end result is cute.