Japanese crossword «Apple»

My screen is too small to differentiate between the two red, but thankfully, the author made one red "white" and one "black". If not for that, I wouldn't have been able to solve it.

hard to distinguish the 2 reds. Also the black border is too strident.

No problems with colour here, and lots of puzzle creators use a dark edge to the image. Beautiful image. Thank you for giving me a fun time.

Gorgeous coloring and effect. Thank you!

Good one

I did better with the colors on this one than I do on many (although I count 4 reds, not 2, for some reason). I find the black border reasonable from a cartoon- or poster-illustration style, but I did notice that I could draw the border around the whole fruit just following the black and the thin, dark-red layour that abuts it.

One of the limitations of nonograms is how any well-shaded, highly detailed puzzle, particularly in color, becomes easier and winds up being solved basically rastorized rather than following the contours of the image and chasing down the currently-solvable areas. At the extreme end, with no empty spaces in the image, a nonogram becomes a simple run length encoded picture.

I enjoyed this puzzle very much. I'm just musing about the tension in nonogram design between detail (visual complexity) and information (puzzle complexity).

Being simple. Very good. ;-)

this was fun to solve:-) and a very nice picture

Colors 3 and 5 are very similar, but not too difficult to solve. Beautiful graphic image.

The thumbnail is amazing :D Thank you, that was fun to solve!

delightful :)

Good one to do one colour at a time. I enjoyed it.