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Wolflich β Firren II
#forest #red #warg #wolf #wood #firren #hvalla
Published: 2018-11-01 06:41:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 631; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 0
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Character for again. Still refining the design.Related content
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The wolf seems so flat compared to its surroundings. Also, on my monitor, it looks like the front legs aren't attached to the body - that they're just standing on their own in front of it.
I like the trees and color choice though.
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It is flat compared to its surroundings, but I don't know why the legs in particular would stand out that much. They use the same 2 base colours that the body did, with the gradient reversed so you can see the edges without using lines. Is it a very high contrast monitor?
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It's an LED monitor I'm using at the moment, so maybe? But of course images will look different on many different monitors.
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Yeah, they vary a lot. My spare used to be a gaming monitor and that was made to have super high contrast in darker values (designed, or at least advertised, so you can see in the dark). It was really weird for art though because you could see big differences in things that should intuitively be very similar to the human eye. Like a couple points variance in a red so dark it should appear black. No amount of calibration I did to it ever got rid of that, even with a colorimeter.
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Oh a very interesting use of colors!
Haven't seen that combo much, but it looks very cool
Nicely done
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I seem to come back to orange/red and green schemes fairly often for some reason. Kinda funny since I'm red-green colourblind. To me it seems a lot more harmonious than things with a lot of blue in, but I don't know for sure if that's just because I can't separate them very well.
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Oh what? You're really good with colors even tho you can't see them all xD
Very interesting to hear tho!Β
I can see that there's some blue colors, but mostly green and orange to me
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It's not that I can't see them so much as I can't tell them apart very well. When they're separate, they look really different, but when similar values and saturation of them are mixed together I struggle to see more than the dominant one. I guess that's why they use those tests with all the spots.
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Ah yea, Iβm not very familiar with colorblindness, but it obviously doesnβt stop you from making great art
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Still, it's kinda funny never really being sure what it looks like to other people. For all I know they might be enjoying the colour contrast.
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haha yea I bet,
I've heard of some type of glasses that actually helps you see the other colors
But then again, it's quite unique being able to see it the way you do, the way it was intended.
I'm actually quite curious now, how it would look for a colorblind personΒ Β
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I think the main difference is that those plants in the bottom don't really look green to me. Like, I know they're green because I made them that way, and if I look closely I can see green, but if I just glance at the image as a whole it's like a gradient of orange to yellowish and finally green toward the top.
I've heard of those but I've never actually tried them. Apparently they work by filtering out some of the colours to make the gap between them more apparent... I'm not sure if that would be a net benefit or not, when it comes to art. It would also be kind of annoying though because I wear glasses a lot anyway. I can deal with contacts but I mostly only use them for certain activities because glasses are just more comfortable.
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oh interesting, at least you aren't complete green/red colorblind if you are able to see some green and orange.Β
I do agree that it would probably be quite annoying to wear those glasses unless there were a combination or something.
I too wear glassed, and 3D cinema is a nightmare, I'm not comfortable sitting with two layers of glasses haha
But anyway, looking at your art I think it's more unique the way it is
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It's probably the second-best part of working with so many flat shapes... easy to cycle through colours until some work. Β
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