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#Python3.4+, 4697.26

Python3.4+, 4697.26

I used the same method as in my ImageMagick answer, but with the following parameters:

convert ORIGINAL.png -filter Lanczos2 -resize x32 - | pngquant --speed 1 -f 20 > i

Using these parameters I generated the following 1003 byte Python program (I didn't find any improvements over @kennytm's output method):

import base64,io,PIL.Image
PIL.Image.open(io.BytesIO(base64.b85decode('iBL{Q4GJ0x0000DNk~Le0000d0000W2m=5B0H%16zW@LLJWxzjMIIp@MPHIFJ#$E2f;B{2CoMBscAryil4g95I81|Zh@Ln<KPWOvf|rw@ter+yW3aV*evEZoY;v=uM0+bp*#H0nK}keGRCobZkq5FQAq+ze25eH(F!#UfO3bFOD)N&<AyN0%G0qy;d5u*~Ym6yks#+BaTB}6=d_2Z;Vzlk&;0~~Hy_i{>+fAa)ZE?UH1H4;-#jy7d<b%%Vecw3+`%q(!07-C(^lrsAlm_hcKIHhG&w-n|TvQA6gffYd`#$#lIaq_aH#b${0Rr~{_dXIXm(EsD=KF%BDY~EjjR!sA$`(cljOEjUsu$E%b-uF%pXA;tc+?QOHOg1TfuI?XhSeXYZ9>3XUzpreH6$%YFH{Ofn-d0cv*IqjHQQU+M=7PX5(65sP+;Sbo9=+q2n+8p!-Vw8kW>i%<+}8cQmp`7FKsM?maF*)_e&%vv>nKK;O9GnTVux79!MU;XJ(P4OxFsdP$0<JBn1vPFS#C^=MtEd4K#KWfKgNUS4R-<e)-d?qU?a%g3wBDo2O@CR|#C_9XJLv7TEYbh}4|ri%<P>OPRyX9b--+5K2xN0yhh}oR+t?_naKqIwRUjV<bqt&A9{``7{7G;88q{R8t-~qEriF@LeuTcV}g0x*{|NCUjH^IW_2VS#ngo0;)A8{!h?a6_~1|sx=8kcHC;BrkG+))LLgje9A;921P%7)U^m<Ugv<kAte9fZUa4$W^i)!NGB(M$&qu%TOOqPB^PW9T<Y?FV(GmvdNZJ&G2hY#uH^@ah#eF6sjt;LYY<+_4}trV444*z;!N%*2#R9%)CbWUy<g$^9|zqjA?NsQ`UPFmBW7cjo=pG%002ovPDHLkV1f'))).convert().resize((386,320),1).save('o.png')

Which in turn generates this image:

#Python3.4+, 4697.26

I used the same method as in my ImageMagick answer, but with the following parameters:

convert ORIGINAL.png -filter Lanczos2 -resize x32 - | pngquant --speed 1 -f 20 > i

Using these parameters I generated the following 1003 byte Python program (I didn't find any improvements over @kennytm's output method):

import base64,io,PIL.Image
PIL.Image.open(io.BytesIO(base64.b85decode('iBL{Q4GJ0x0000DNk~Le0000d0000W2m=5B0H%16zW@LLJWxzjMIIp@MPHIFJ#$E2f;B{2CoMBscAryil4g95I81|Zh@Ln<KPWOvf|rw@ter+yW3aV*evEZoY;v=uM0+bp*#H0nK}keGRCobZkq5FQAq+ze25eH(F!#UfO3bFOD)N&<AyN0%G0qy;d5u*~Ym6yks#+BaTB}6=d_2Z;Vzlk&;0~~Hy_i{>+fAa)ZE?UH1H4;-#jy7d<b%%Vecw3+`%q(!07-C(^lrsAlm_hcKIHhG&w-n|TvQA6gffYd`#$#lIaq_aH#b${0Rr~{_dXIXm(EsD=KF%BDY~EjjR!sA$`(cljOEjUsu$E%b-uF%pXA;tc+?QOHOg1TfuI?XhSeXYZ9>3XUzpreH6$%YFH{Ofn-d0cv*IqjHQQU+M=7PX5(65sP+;Sbo9=+q2n+8p!-Vw8kW>i%<+}8cQmp`7FKsM?maF*)_e&%vv>nKK;O9GnTVux79!MU;XJ(P4OxFsdP$0<JBn1vPFS#C^=MtEd4K#KWfKgNUS4R-<e)-d?qU?a%g3wBDo2O@CR|#C_9XJLv7TEYbh}4|ri%<P>OPRyX9b--+5K2xN0yhh}oR+t?_naKqIwRUjV<bqt&A9{``7{7G;88q{R8t-~qEriF@LeuTcV}g0x*{|NCUjH^IW_2VS#ngo0;)A8{!h?a6_~1|sx=8kcHC;BrkG+))LLgje9A;921P%7)U^m<Ugv<kAte9fZUa4$W^i)!NGB(M$&qu%TOOqPB^PW9T<Y?FV(GmvdNZJ&G2hY#uH^@ah#eF6sjt;LYY<+_4}trV444*z;!N%*2#R9%)CbWUy<g$^9|zqjA?NsQ`UPFmBW7cjo=pG%002ovPDHLkV1f'))).convert().resize((386,320),1).save('o.png')

Which in turn generates this image:

Python3.4+, 4697.26

I used the same method as in my ImageMagick answer, but with the following parameters:

convert ORIGINAL.png -filter Lanczos2 -resize x32 - | pngquant --speed 1 -f 20 > i

Using these parameters I generated the following 1003 byte Python program (I didn't find any improvements over @kennytm's output method):

import base64,io,PIL.Image
PIL.Image.open(io.BytesIO(base64.b85decode('iBL{Q4GJ0x0000DNk~Le0000d0000W2m=5B0H%16zW@LLJWxzjMIIp@MPHIFJ#$E2f;B{2CoMBscAryil4g95I81|Zh@Ln<KPWOvf|rw@ter+yW3aV*evEZoY;v=uM0+bp*#H0nK}keGRCobZkq5FQAq+ze25eH(F!#UfO3bFOD)N&<AyN0%G0qy;d5u*~Ym6yks#+BaTB}6=d_2Z;Vzlk&;0~~Hy_i{>+fAa)ZE?UH1H4;-#jy7d<b%%Vecw3+`%q(!07-C(^lrsAlm_hcKIHhG&w-n|TvQA6gffYd`#$#lIaq_aH#b${0Rr~{_dXIXm(EsD=KF%BDY~EjjR!sA$`(cljOEjUsu$E%b-uF%pXA;tc+?QOHOg1TfuI?XhSeXYZ9>3XUzpreH6$%YFH{Ofn-d0cv*IqjHQQU+M=7PX5(65sP+;Sbo9=+q2n+8p!-Vw8kW>i%<+}8cQmp`7FKsM?maF*)_e&%vv>nKK;O9GnTVux79!MU;XJ(P4OxFsdP$0<JBn1vPFS#C^=MtEd4K#KWfKgNUS4R-<e)-d?qU?a%g3wBDo2O@CR|#C_9XJLv7TEYbh}4|ri%<P>OPRyX9b--+5K2xN0yhh}oR+t?_naKqIwRUjV<bqt&A9{``7{7G;88q{R8t-~qEriF@LeuTcV}g0x*{|NCUjH^IW_2VS#ngo0;)A8{!h?a6_~1|sx=8kcHC;BrkG+))LLgje9A;921P%7)U^m<Ugv<kAte9fZUa4$W^i)!NGB(M$&qu%TOOqPB^PW9T<Y?FV(GmvdNZJ&G2hY#uH^@ah#eF6sjt;LYY<+_4}trV444*z;!N%*2#R9%)CbWUy<g$^9|zqjA?NsQ`UPFmBW7cjo=pG%002ovPDHLkV1f'))).convert().resize((386,320),1).save('o.png')

Which in turn generates this image:

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answered Jan 23, 2016 at 23:01

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#Python3.4+, 4697.26

I used the same method as in my ImageMagick answer, but with the following parameters:

convert ORIGINAL.png -filter Lanczos2 -resize x32 - | pngquant --speed 1 -f 20 > i

Using these parameters I generated the following 1003 byte Python program (I didn't find any improvements over @kennytm's output method):

import base64,io,PIL.Image
PIL.Image.open(io.BytesIO(base64.b85decode('iBL{Q4GJ0x0000DNk~Le0000d0000W2m=5B0H%16zW@LLJWxzjMIIp@MPHIFJ#$E2f;B{2CoMBscAryil4g95I81|Zh@Ln<KPWOvf|rw@ter+yW3aV*evEZoY;v=uM0+bp*#H0nK}keGRCobZkq5FQAq+ze25eH(F!#UfO3bFOD)N&<AyN0%G0qy;d5u*~Ym6yks#+BaTB}6=d_2Z;Vzlk&;0~~Hy_i{>+fAa)ZE?UH1H4;-#jy7d<b%%Vecw3+`%q(!07-C(^lrsAlm_hcKIHhG&w-n|TvQA6gffYd`#$#lIaq_aH#b${0Rr~{_dXIXm(EsD=KF%BDY~EjjR!sA$`(cljOEjUsu$E%b-uF%pXA;tc+?QOHOg1TfuI?XhSeXYZ9>3XUzpreH6$%YFH{Ofn-d0cv*IqjHQQU+M=7PX5(65sP+;Sbo9=+q2n+8p!-Vw8kW>i%<+}8cQmp`7FKsM?maF*)_e&%vv>nKK;O9GnTVux79!MU;XJ(P4OxFsdP$0<JBn1vPFS#C^=MtEd4K#KWfKgNUS4R-<e)-d?qU?a%g3wBDo2O@CR|#C_9XJLv7TEYbh}4|ri%<P>OPRyX9b--+5K2xN0yhh}oR+t?_naKqIwRUjV<bqt&A9{``7{7G;88q{R8t-~qEriF@LeuTcV}g0x*{|NCUjH^IW_2VS#ngo0;)A8{!h?a6_~1|sx=8kcHC;BrkG+))LLgje9A;921P%7)U^m<Ugv<kAte9fZUa4$W^i)!NGB(M$&qu%TOOqPB^PW9T<Y?FV(GmvdNZJ&G2hY#uH^@ah#eF6sjt;LYY<+_4}trV444*z;!N%*2#R9%)CbWUy<g$^9|zqjA?NsQ`UPFmBW7cjo=pG%002ovPDHLkV1f'))).convert().resize((386,320),1).save('o.png')

Which in turn generates this image: