So you want to make pixel art for an Apple II
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The Apple II offers several graphics modes with varying resolutions and color options. Each mode has unique limitations and quirks, such as color fringing, color clash, and NTSC artifacts. The most straightforward is monochrome hi-res (280x192), while more complex modes include six-color hi-res (140x192) and fifteen-color double hi-res (140x192). Artists must consider these constraints when creating pixel art for the Apple II.
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