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thanks for the advice and help guys~
in all honesty, i had a little trouble and got lazy when the time came to mix color for the shadowed parts of the apple's forms.
And so, the heresy of that nasty muddy color came. haha.
I promise to do some shadow and color studies and stop being a lazy shit. D:
yeah. thanks for calling me out.
Timo, I do not spout out shit if that is what you are implying. Seeing as most people on here will hunt your ass down if you say something false, I tend to tell the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timo
edit- ignore the shitty photo, just look at the shadows behind the poppies. It is a known fact that shadows take on colors timo, with blue being the dominant one in nature other then green through transparent leaves. Also the green you see is actaully a weak yellow in the center of the shadow from reflective light off of the other surfaces in your room but the edges of the shadows and shadows on smooth things such as faces indoors tend to be purple. (note the word tend)
You're right as that's what a camera picks up which is what I guess white balance is for, but I can't say i've ever seen that effect with my naked eye. I'm just speaking from personal experience (which is why I said "I"), and I could still be wrong, but lets not shit this awesome thread up any more.
Agreed.
I'm going with Chains on this one. I see it all the time.
got no arms.
ooooollllllldddd piece of crap i finally polished. now to let it rot in my hd.
self portrait i assume?
not at all.
sarcasm
