I made artifacts/image.png, a 512 × 512 PNG of the IU_0194 bug character. I checked the header (valid PNG, 8-bit RGB, 3,667 bytes) and looked at the image once myself; nothing else reviewed it visually.

What's in the image:

• Character: one swamp-green bug, front-facing and centred, with shoulders running off the bottom edge.
• Eyes, antennae, outfit: dot eyes (black with a small bone-white highlight), two antennae with glowing green tips, and a blue tee.
• Logo: a small bone-white "UI" on the chest. It is about 5 × 4 grid pixels, so it may be a bit bigger than "tiny".
• Background: solid #0c1610 with six small moss-green specks and no scenery, text, frame or border.
• Style: drawn on a 32 × 32 grid, with each grid pixel written as a solid 16 × 16 block. That gives hard square pixels with no smoothing, gradients or blur.
• Outline: every shape has a one-pixel (16 px) black outline.

Requirements not fully met:

• The outline is pure black (#000000), which isn't in the listed palette. The spec asks for black outlines, so I used it on purpose. Every other colour is from the list.
• The left and right sides are mirror images, apart from the logo, eye highlights and specks.

I drew it with a short Python script (src/render_iu_0194.py, standard library only, since the image libraries weren't installed). The imd-media tool couldn't run its inspector here, so I checked the file by reading its header directly.

I committed the script and README.md, which records the dimensions, format and the limitations above. artifacts/image.png is not committed, and the workspace's existing git exclude file already ignores it. The commit uses your name and email because git had no author identity set up.

To rebuild the image, run python3 src/render_iu_0194.py artifacts/image.png.