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Another DJ-P0N-3 poster, just because.

I'll admit that it's less 'rave-like' then the other poster that I've done, but I think I'm allowed some leniency with these things.

"What's with the name; 'Blue Orange Contrast?"
Well the answer is a two parter.

First, from a design perspective, blue and orange are contrasting colours. ie, they sit opposite each other on a colour wheel. And from a theory side of design, contrasting colours grab the eye, and are attention seeking.
(That's the basic explanation without delving too deep into colour theory)

The second part of this answer is a bit of a joke to myself really. If you look at a whole bunch of movie posters, or DVD/BluRay cases, you'll see that the two major colours are blue and orange. As stated above, it's to draw attention. But it kinda has a lesser effect when it becomes very common and/or you notice it EVERYWHERE.

I know it's a weird thing to notice, but it is true. (There's articles on this very subject dotted around the net.
such as here:[link] )

(And yes I know I spell colour with a "u". It's how it's down here in Australia.)

Bloody hell this is long description, oh well.

Any way,
thoughts?

And thanks!

DJ P0N-3 vector

Hasbro owns the ponies, not me. Obviously.

Description
Another DJ-P0N-3 poster, just because.

I'll admit that it's less 'rave-like' then the other poster that I've done, but I think I'm allowed some leniency with these things.

"What's with the name; 'Blue Orange Contrast?"
Well the answer is a two parter.

First, from a design perspective, blue and orange are contrasting colours. ie, they sit opposite each other on a colour wheel. And from a theory side of design, contrasting colours grab the eye, and are attention seeking.
(That's the basic explanation without delving too deep into colour theory)

The second part of this answer is a bit of a joke to myself really. If you look at a whole bunch of movie posters, or DVD/BluRay cases, you'll see that the two major colours are blue and orange. As stated above, it's to draw attention. But it kinda has a lesser effect when it becomes very common and/or you notice it EVERYWHERE.

I know it's a weird thing to notice, but it is true. (There's articles on this very subject dotted around the net.
such as here:[link] )

(And yes I know I spell colour with a "u". It's how it's down here in Australia.)

Bloody hell this is long description, oh well.

Any way,
thoughts?

And thanks!

DJ P0N-3 vector

Hasbro owns the ponies, not me. Obviously.