Hey, great cover! I have a question. Do you do anything, or have like any internal rules or thought processes you use, to maintain an objective eye with color? I have trouble sometimes, especially when working on something heavily washed/in a very limited palette for a while, with keeping objectivity. I kind of go "color blind" after staring at something like that for a long time, and the final product suffers for it. I start having issues maintaining objectivity with things like saturation (which can be too much or not enough depending on the situation), and with contrast, and with the appropriate amount of local colour that should show through in the wash/environment color. You know, like over limiting my palette because I've been staring at that environment for too long, and that negatively affecting the work. Hope I explained that well, lol. For the last week I've been working on 2 different projects both with a heavy orange wash on them, and it's been noticeably messing with my perception of warm colors, and then obviously by extension my perception of color, and that's been negatively affecting my work in general. Being able to walk away from it for a while would obviously be great, but sometimes there isn't enough time to walk away for long enough to regain objectivity. Sometimes I just have to knock some stuff out. Anyway, any thoughts you have would be great. Thanks!
Great stuff and great tips. I purchased your courses months ago and they are good as gold. Keep coloring with Kurt
Really nice! I'm always learning something different with your videos =D
I hope you will release a new coloring course.
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Hey, great cover! I have a question.
Do you do anything, or have like any internal rules or thought processes you use, to maintain an objective eye with color? I have trouble sometimes, especially when working on something heavily washed/in a very limited palette for a while, with keeping objectivity. I kind of go "color blind" after staring at something like that for a long time, and the final product suffers for it. I start having issues maintaining objectivity with things like saturation (which can be too much or not enough depending on the situation), and with contrast, and with the appropriate amount of local colour that should show through in the wash/environment color. You know, like over limiting my palette because I've been staring at that environment for too long, and that negatively affecting the work. Hope I explained that well, lol.
For the last week I've been working on 2 different projects both with a heavy orange wash on them, and it's been noticeably messing with my perception of warm colors, and then obviously by extension my perception of color, and that's been negatively affecting my work in general.
Being able to walk away from it for a while would obviously be great, but sometimes there isn't enough time to walk away for long enough to regain objectivity. Sometimes I just have to knock some stuff out.
Anyway, any thoughts you have would be great. Thanks!
Question did you ever color an stranger things comic?Because some of the pages look similar to your coloring.
I haven't colored any Stranger Things. Sorry!