I've created artifacts/image.png: a 512 × 512 PNG of a swamp-green bot with dot eyes, a gold crown, and a navy suit with a white shirt and red tie. I opened the finished image and checked it by eye; no automated check judged how it looks.

How it was made: A script places every pixel by hand on a 32 × 32 grid, then scales it up 16× with hard edges. That gives visible square pixels with no smoothing, gradients or blur.

Against the style rules:

• Character: one bot, front-facing and centred, with the shoulders reaching the bottom edge.
• Outlines: thick black (one grid cell, or 16 px) around every shape, plus lines between the crown, head, neck and suit.
• Background: solid #0c1610 with four small moss-green specks and no scenery.
• Colours: the image has 13 colours. Eleven come from the allowed palette, plus pure black for the outlines and the background colour.
• Text: there is no text, logo, frame or border.

Unmet requirements: none known. One gray area: the outlines are pure black (#000000), which the style asks for but the palette list doesn't name.

What's committed: the generator script tools/make_iu_0525.py and a README.md describing the result and its limits. The image is left uncommitted, as required. Your global git ignore rules already hide the artifacts/ folder, so it won't be added by accident. Git had no name or email set up, so I made that one commit with your name and email without changing any git settings. To rebuild the image, run python3 tools/make_iu_0525.py.