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I experimented only using just CYAN, YELLOW-GREEN, and PURPLE. The blend colors are just there due to just being a by-product of blending.... To be honest. This is one of my OWN personal favourite paintings due to how much depth it makes me feel and just the most vibrant color palette and feel to my work.
It though feels like two different art styles are blending againist each other.... I may just show the prototypes if you guys get this up to 100 views... As literally the building was prototypes with with THREE VERSIONS...
This artwork feels like I actually worked in color, not analogous or complementary. Those color schemes are just... Functional... This feels like genuine color. A tad inspired by Ratchet and Clank
10/6/2020 note: What do you know I maybe releasing prototypes what the work in progress building, and well be shocked how different it got over time. It's if VERY curious about the developement of the process, but we already half way?
10/20/2020 I see you guys really want see prototypes, they will be labeled as a sketches and not part of the art portal, but it will give you insight.
DevilRat responds:
Indeed
This is awesome! your experiment definitely payed off. :)
DevilRat responds:
It is a case of I kind of sort of did something decent. It actually feels like genuine color and not the washed out bull@^&!. I feel like I have been putting out outside the exception of two...... It mainly comes down to I sort of going my traditional method with it. A case of paint over to let the color bleed. This feels like a mix of my old and new content.... Old stuff color bleed is highly present.... New with the custom brushing, clarity gradually getting higher and higher... Though it is getting more traditional in layering.
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