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![]() ![]() ![]() balibina balibina wrote: 23 Mar, 2008
I mean something between Euphrat and Tigris little bit more green and bright. Maybe it is easier to create with textile and difficult tomix in RGB. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Chacoan_turquoise_with_argillite.jpg
" /> ![]() ![]() ![]() Ketutar Ketutar wrote: 23 Mar, 2008
Can you find the color in this patch?
The colors are "clean", so you can just copy the picture to any picture processing program and lift the colors from the patch. If you don't have a pic program, I'll do it for you :-) The first color (up left) is Euphrates :-) So I'd say row 4, 5 or 6 might be close to what you are looking for... (That belongs to the same green as "Persian Green" and "Deep Waters") ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() chromatic… chromatic aberration wrote: 24 Mar, 2008
OH my, this is so amazing. I am glued to your beauties.
So good. ![]() ![]() ![]() ceren ceren wrote: 24 Mar, 2008
I think this is the most useful thread I've seen here yet. :) But I'm new-ish. I don't even know how to create the pallets yet.
Mind weighing in on a scheme for a room I'm soon to move into? I originally thought the blue was too dark, but now I'm looking to leave it because it's so pretty, and just do some MASSIVELY oversized semi-abstract stencil paint work on top of it. The sheet of paper on the floor is what I used for white balance. I want to bring the light up a bit with a softer green, and I reallyreally love these: http://www.colourlovers.com/color/8FBFBB/Sunlight_on_water http://www.colourlovers.com/color/66B299/winter_mint I'd like to work in http://www.colourlovers.com/color/517D7B/Darkness_behind too, but that's probably bringing it back to the darker tones. :/ I'd also like to get some note of natural tree greens in here, but I'm struggling to find something that's saturated enough but not overwhelming. If you have time, and want to poke at these, I'd appreciate the help, and would post pictures after painting! The picture was taken at night, with tungsten room light, but whitebalanced on the sheet of paper. I have more pictures, but that's fairly accurate. ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() balibina balibina wrote: 24 Mar, 2008
Wow, great, thank you very much, so delighting! I found many beautiful turqoises! If you need help next time, count on me :)
Ketutar wrote: Can you find the color in this patch? ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() Ketutar Ketutar wrote: 26 Mar, 2008
Ceren, I think the blue color on your walls is amazing :-) It will be even more amazing if you add some bluegreen pattern on it... I hope you'll be posting images even when I can't help. Colors work so differently on tiny palettes and on the walls, and I am just an ordinary color-lover :-)
You could try buying some sample paints and just stencil it on. You can always paint over it if it's not working. ![]()
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![]() ![]() ![]() initialpa… initialpassion wrote: 26 Mar, 2008
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![]() ![]() ![]() candycrac… candycrack wrote: 3 Apr, 2008
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