I've created artifacts/image.png: a 512 × 512 PNG showing a lilac bunny with black wraparound shades, steel headphones and a cobalt UI tee. It's drawn on a 32 × 32 grid and scaled up 16×, so every pixel is a hard-edged square with no anti-aliasing, gradients or blur.

What I checked: I decoded the PNG and confirmed the size and file format. It contains only 11 colours: black, the background #0c1610, and nine colours from your palette (moss, navy, phosphor, lagoon, cobalt, steel, lilac, bubblegum, bone). I also looked at the image once myself. Nobody else has approved it.

What it shows: one bunny, facing front, centred, with the tee running off the bottom edge. Every shape has a thick black outline. The background is solid #0c1610 with five small moss-green specks. The tee has a small "U I" logo, which is the only lettering in the image.

Requirements that may not be fully met:

• Logo size: the "U I" is 3 grid pixels tall. That's about the smallest it can be and still read at this resolution, but it may look larger than "tiny" next to other pieces in the set.
• Ear tips: they touch the top edge, so the ears are slightly cut off.
• Black isn't in your palette: I used it for the outlines and the shades, because the style calls for black outlines.

The image is untracked as required; the repository's exclude rules ignore artifacts/. I committed the script that draws it (tools/draw_iu_0341.py, Python with no dependencies, regenerates the image exactly) and a README.md that records the dimensions, format and the limitations above. Git had no author identity set, so I made that one commit as satoshi721 using your email, without changing the git config.