At 2/29/24 03:45 AM, JJBoltonNG wrote:
At 2/29/24 02:26 AM, Spaggo wrote:
Bright saturated red and bright saturated green. Used to be all I would use and now i hate it
100 years in gulag for posting a image with an iFunny watermark.
At 2/29/24 01:44 PM, maniczombiedreamgirl wrote:
eyebleeding neons, like as saturated as possible, all contrasting and with no cohesion. like uhhh maybe this is a me thing but if you were anywhere near the danganronpa fandom in like 2020 during the rise of "scenecore" you probably saw some art like that!
I honest to God HATE scenecore because most artists just fail at what is the background versus what is the foreground due to the usage of color. Now, let me post you an image made by a FurAffinity artist named Blablaizmyname to demonstrate why.
The problem with the saturation is that it's too distracting from the foreground and lacks any differences from the foreground because the character itself is particularly bright in some capacity, but it's harder to differentiate from either side if both share an identical brightness and saturation. A solution to that would be easily done in multiple ways, like for example, toying around what colors are used, the brightness of the background versus the foreground, just darkening the background, and such. I'm not even going how much I hate this artwork because this is a crime against pixel art due to how inconsistent the lineart is (In a shorter explanation, EVERYTHING should be drawn within the same bit size to avoid this issue because it causes uneven pixels and also ruins the picture if you tried to resize it in non-fractional numbers.).
I honestly don't know what is the color palette that would make me irrationally angry, but if I had to guess, it would be just FULL saturated colors with no mid-betweens, like for example, a color that's 255 Red, while Green and Blue is just 0, and something like that. Mainly because some colors are impossible to achieve without having to give more value in those channels, like a slimy green, gold, or galaxy purple. It's REALLY annoying having to see those colors be improperly used for something like contrast.