Willow ,'Lessons'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Happy Birthday Noah and Grace!
I am having basic colour theory problems. Can someone not color-tone-blind (as in, nothing clinical, I just don't *get* it) help me with the basics of choosing highlight and shadow colours?
What do you need to know? What media are you working in?
Happy birthday, Noah and Grace!!!
Holli, check the Tech thread--there've been a few different "what apps should I get?" discussions over the past few months.
OMG, my family. I can't tell the story so it makes any sense, but my mother and I just cracked up for ten minutes about almost getting in trouble at the Alzheimer's quilt exhibit we went to yesterday. I do kind of feel bad for the poor woman who was trying to give us some literature about signs and symptoms, because all three of us were like, "Oh, WE KNOW."
What media are you working in?
Digital. I'm trying to apply highlights and shadows for a blue-grey jacket and beige fur, with an overall blue tinge to the whole thing. But I look at the grey jacket, and I just want to give it light grey highlights. But I have been told not to do that.
Holli--Words With Friends.
Happy Birthday Noah and Grace!
4 years. Man.
How ridiculous is this: I've taken to employing the squirter to keep Loki off the shelves. Except even if I don't squirt it, just shake it, he goes off and avoids me, TOTALLY not trusting me not to squirt him at random until I coax him back out and make up to him.
Dude. Just stay off the shelves. This cat has such a tender ego. Gets his fweewings hurt soooo easily.
Happy Birthday Noah and Grace!!!
Happy Birthday Noah and Grace!!
That's why I have a DSLR and also have a very good very small point and shoot.
What P&S do you have, ND? My trusty Canon seems to be dying after six years.
But I look at the grey jacket, and I just want to give it light grey highlights. But I have been told not to do that.
I don't know what rules other people are following, but that sounds like a good place to start, to me. From there you can adjust the highlights to take into account the color of your light source. For shadows you can usually touch in a little extra blue or purple.