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dither looks better in smaller areas (shadows, details, etc) but not TOO small. It looks better where it feels more natural as a 'texture' too - like on the hair and her jacket here. It looks weirder as a primary color in skin, but it doesnt seem to bother me with the rest
however it does this in a pretty clumsy way, to the point where sometimes it'll skip a closer color with a less obvious dither in favor of a more precise mix of two high contrast colors ( creating a polkadot effect, like the hair here)
in this one, for the most part, any dithered colors are treated as a flat color - shadows will swap out one or both of the colors, or sometimes switch out the light for dark, whatever, but for the most part every block of color is a single color, not a gradient for example