Pixel Art Challenge: Two-Faced

I realized after I uploaded it.  It wasn't intentional.  I was using iaza on dail up so it took some time.  So I figured I'd ask.  Sorry.

No exceptions! Add a background. Having no transparency is part of the challenge. Why bother submitting something to a challenge if you aren't following the rules? If you're ignoring one of the rules, why not just ignore them all and submit something entirely different altogether to the gallery?

Ok.  I just posted my entry and realized there was 'no transparency' in this challenge.  Is this really that important?  My entry has no background so I made it transparent.  I could put it in a white or colored box, but that's usually frowned upon in the gallery.  I know this is supposed to be a portrait which usually has a background or backdrop, but mine is animated.  Any exceptions here?  Thanks.

Yeah, won't hurt anything, it'd just be more of a challenge to get that same contrast using assymetrical halves.

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Well, yes, left/right is the most logical, but if you really want to do top/bottom we're not stopping you.

Yeah, me too. SILLY SKA.

Little late now though.

I think the artistic purpose of Two-Face being drawn as left/right halves is to show the contrast between the two sides. The two sides are symmetrical and alike, but are very different.

I honestly think drawing a two-faced character with a top/bottom halving would defeat the purpose of making it two-faced.

o_O

Just make a portrait of a character that is comprised of two different halves. So yes, a rotating character would be ok.

What about an animated, rotating, 3D, half-face?

Sorry for all these questions. (speaking on behalf of others.)

I feel the left/right halfing is implied, but as it does not explicitly state otherwise, I don't suppose it will hurt to allow it.

Top/bottom halfing is hereby permitted.

I was under the impression that any half of the face was acceptable. It doesn't say anything about it having to be exclusively left/right (aside from the fact that the original character is left/right)...

Quake: Two different faces, faces that obviously do not belong to the same individual.

vampireslug: I'll have to check with [thUg] for a final word,  but I'm not sure if he'll be on to make the call.  Until then the rule is left/right halves of the face, as I'm sure was intended.

Edit: scratch that, do top/bottom if you really feel like it

This sounds fun. I'm in.

does it need to physcially two  different faces, or can we do like different characteristics or expression?

Mind you, i mean very different expressions.

Yes, I have to do this

Will the face have to be bisected into left and right or can it be top and bottom?

Must.Actualy.Enter.