Look, y'all, yes, using a warm tone as a base is a good way to work on a painting. But using magenta really is a *cheat code.*
It's so lush! The colors are such a specific kind of warm and balanced!
...So note to self: base in magenta. You bought the paint for this reason, ding-dong. Use it!
![There is a minty teal background with a dotted white rectangular outline. The Dulle Griet logo in black is at the top of the picture. There is a link to the one-pager rules at the bottom of the picture. The middle is a block of text that reads, "[Dulle Griet] is a puzzle game based on Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting of the same name in which the player(s) takes on the role of an army of women marauding across a hellish cityscape. While the infernal garrison can do little to stop the pillaging, the raid only lasts as long as the getting is good. Seize what you can before inertia peters out and your comrades head home to plot out the next raid." The next paragraph, in smaller font and italics, reads, "Dulle Griet can be played solo, solo + a human "computer," co-op, or versus."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:gwpljyhq33fnx5tactodh2ka/bafkreifexyvpmvyg2bd4kv4z4sioxvywbaxny3h5mgl3fgtff5fpiybkym)
