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Post other artists studies and process.

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Coom
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>>4996836
Actually useful post

[Anonymous No.4996887]

>>4996836
lmao I have the exact same studies because they’re just the images that come up when you google drapery

[Anonymous No.4996954]

>>4996836
بايسد Arabic poster

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>>4996836
>Cool lighting?
>Warm Shadows!

[Anonymous No.4996995]

>>4996840
blog of this dude?

[Anonymous No.4997022]

>>4996995
https://twitter.com/kayuikalin

[Anonymous No.4997031]

>>4996994
if you color pick it it shows that the light is an inch towards light blue and the shadows towards orange. i think that is what he means.

[Anonymous No.4997033]

>>4997022
thanks

[Anonymous No.4997037]

>>4997031
the point is that warm and cool colors are a meme and light being “warm” doesn’t make the shadows “cool” in any way whatsoever

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>>4997037
>the point is that warm and cool colors are a meme and light being “warm” doesn’t make the shadows “cool” in any way whatsoever
Very nice anon you've discovered "no rules just tools", but can you explain why?

[Anonymous No.4997248]

>>4997110
because warm/cool is an arbitrary attribute with no basis in reality and the perceived color of a lit area has literally nothing to do with the perceived color of a shadow area, you stupid fucking nigger
it’s not a rule, it’s a literal meme
>hurrrrrr 255r is warm, but 255r/1b is cool because durrrrrr

[Anonymous No.4997306]

>>4997248
Taking it as gospel is a mistake but it's a concept a lot of people find helpful to establish pleasing color interactions. If you can't distinguish between a warm or cool hue then that's on you man.

[Anonymous No.4997317]

>>4997306
there is no warm or cool hue, retard
find me the definition of warm and cool color

[Anonymous No.4997323]

>>4997317
Fire red, ice blue

[Anonymous No.4997329]

>>4997323
Leaf Green

[Anonymous No.4997336]

>>4996838
>that kit on the pantera
you had me on the thumbnail but ruined it

[Anonymous No.4997337]

>>4997317
Woman warm, man cool

[Anonymous No.4997339]

>>4997323
not even, blue flame burns hotter than red, and blue light is higher on the kelvin scale than blue
ice is not blue, either
quote the definition of warm and cool hues, faggot

[Anonymous No.4997341]

>>4997339
>being scientific in art
Retard

[Anonymous No.4997348]

>>4997341
>can’t even define a binary attribute
lmao post your work, you dumb cunt

[Anonymous No.4997354]

>>4997348
>pyw pyw pyw pyw
You’re gonna have an argument about definitions and semantics. Here’s a tip, instead saying warm light cool shadows and vise versa, you should just said. “I don’t believe theres a general rule when it comes to how we perceive hue depending on the lighting scheme “

[Anonymous No.4997355]

>>4997348
no wyou

[Anonymous No.4997357]

>>4997354
>instead saying warm light cool shadows and vise versa
that is not what I said
>“I don’t believe theres a general rule when it comes to how we perceive hue depending on the lighting scheme “
that is what I said, accept without dressing up facts as “belie”
no wonder you can’t apply basic logic to art when you have the reading comprehension of a preschooler

[Anonymous No.4997358]

>>4997317
Color "temperature" is just the slant of a hue towards blue or red and the way that affects the mood of a painting and the perception of the colors around it how is that difficult to understand

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>>4997339
>The phrase warm color is used to describe any color that is vivid or bold in nature. Warm colors are those that tend to advance in space and can be overwhelming. Examples of warm colors include red, yellow and orange (think exciting fire and volcanoes). Contrast with cool colors.

Just a quick google search. It's not entirely accurate (like the advancing in space thing) but it gets the basic idea

[Anonymous No.4997375]

>>4997357
>facts
We’re talking about art you moron, ask any normal person what “feels” warm and 99/100 will always say red, orange, yellow or any colors close to it, just because blue is hotter scientifically doesn’t mean people think its hot. Fucking moron

[Anonymous No.4997377]

>>4997339
stop being so literal you mong. leave it to /ic/ to sperg about artists using terminology relative to mood and aesthetics instead of indisputable reality.

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>>4997375
Key word there is “feel” something you autists cant comprehend without lobotomizing someone’s brain.

[Anonymous No.4997383]

>>4997360
Accept that is not correct. Orange, Red and Yellow are not equally “warm” relative to one another. You can have a painting composed entirely of warm colors and some retard would still come along and say some areas are cooler than others. Then you add greys to your colors, and those are not the same temperature as the saturated hues either. It’s mumbo jumbo of the highest caliber and there is not a single fucking person who can tell you what determines the supposed temperature of a color. Gurney has like half a page of text dedicated to it and he says literally nothing besides that some colors might seem cooler than others in some context. The whole thing comes exclusively from outdoor lighting and even then just as a general principle of how the sun and sky interact, and doesn’t even take reflected light into account, just direct and ambient light from the sun and sky.

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>>4997377
What did you expect, we got failed science majors trying to be artists?

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>>4997394
anon, that’s blur tool in reverse order, and it’s not even subtle

[Anonymous No.4997417]

>>4997394
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I think the guy put it in the wrong order, start from last and blur the shit out of the image and call it a day of hard work. Who the fuck starts a drawing with soft brush EVERY FUCKING WHERE, if artists gonna trace their photos just trace it and stop lying about painting it from ground

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wtf

[Anonymous No.4998150]

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>spazzing out over semantics
>not understanding it's just a general rule for how colors in a scene relate
lurk another 5 years before shitting up my board again midwit

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>>4997248
>it’s not a rule, it’s a literal meme
I see. So you don't understand after all.

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>>5001379
>NAOKO
what a useless signature

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>>5001379
I really hate these type of clothes texture

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>>4997383
Honestly would love to see what your work looks like

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