pallette
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Topic: pallette
Posted By: skeddles
Subject: pallette
Date Posted: 28 November 2006 at 3:07pm
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i have recently realiszed that the reason my work isnt so good it the pallettes. i NEED some tips! maybe links to tutorials.
heres what i know:
fades from 1 color to another
the smaller the better
make the darker colors less saturated
make the light a bit tinted yellow,dark a bit tinted blue
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Posted By: Larwick
Date Posted: 28 November 2006 at 3:30pm
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Pixelation has an info-packed thread that should help you.
http://www.pixel-arts.org/pixelation/index.php?topic=922.0 - http://www.pixel-arts.org/pixelation/index.php?topic=922.0
From what you know, i think the first statement is a bit generalised, and shouldn't be said for any old palette, but for a single ramp. With the second, i would say that any colours that do not 'add' to the piece, aren't needed, or ones which are not noticable in the required res. Smaller doesn't always mean better, but palettes with really refined and useful colours will usually require less of them, than ones with quickly picked and not-thought-through colours.
I'm kinda rambling now.
With the last two, i would change 'darker colours' to perhaps colours with less light hitting them in the image... if that makes sense. And rather than tinted yellow or blue, the hue leaning more towards the yellow or purple ends of the spectrum. Or something..
Lol, hope that helped. -------------  http://larw-ck.deviantart.com">
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Posted By: skeddles
Date Posted: 28 November 2006 at 3:32pm
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Originally posted by Larwick
Pixelation has an info-packed thread that should help you. http://www.pixel-arts.org/pixelation/index.php?topic=922.0 - http://www.pixel-arts.org/pixelation/index.php?topic=922.0
From what you know, i think the first statement is a bit generalised, and shouldn't be said for any old palette, but for a single ramp. With the second, i would say that any colours that do not 'add' to the piece, aren't needed, or ones which are not noticable in the required res. Smaller doesn't always mean better, but palettes with really refined and useful colours will usually require less of them, than ones with quickly picked and not-thought-through colours.
I'm kinda rambling now.
With the last two, i would change 'darker colours' to perhaps colours with less light hitting them in the image... if that makes sense. And rather than tinted yellow or blue, the hue leaning more towards the yellow or purple ends of the spectrum. Or something..
Lol, hope that helped. yup, i understand. Thank you!
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Posted By: jalonso
Date Posted: 29 November 2006 at 9:26am
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Color theory is too complex a subject to really make a tut. I always suggest borrowing color palettes from other pieces until the day that you can mysteriously make your own :/
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