Sphera APC

=D still searching for a term... certainly don't hope there is one! =)
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starfishian wrote:

It would have to be as catchy as "Splonk". We'll all have to give it some thought...
artspectrum wrote:

I'm not sure if there's a term though. It would be awesome to coin one, it's an interesting effect!

It would have to be as catchy as "Splonk". We'll all have to give it some thought...
artspectrum wrote:

I'm not sure if there's a term though. It would be awesome to coin one, it's an interesting effect!

Wow, thanks =D that's strange because I am definitely feeling that in this palette. I feel the same for my palette, but it just doesn't satisfy me. I don't like the perspective and that slope-y feeling I get from comparing the third colour to the second. But thanks again, I'm glad you like it.

I'm not sure if there's a term though. It would be awesome to coin one, it's an interesting effect! That's compelled me to search for it now, thanks =D
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starfishian wrote:

I think I see what you're getting at, art -- but as a really big fan of the Rocket Ship, I have to submit that it's pure genius, no matter how you slice it! For me, the third colour ('nugatory') hovers like a third layer in the palette. Whereas I don't get quite the same feeling of floating from 'Wanalee' in Sphera.

Is there a term for this technique? If not, I think we need to coin one. They both remind me of 2 Magpies, where I was searching for a similar effect:


artspectrum wrote:

It actually kind of reminds me of this:

...but you clearly handled the third colour better than I did. It works as a flat peak, that colour, whereas in mine it sort of continues upwards then falls in the fourth colour. Do you see that?

I think I see what you're getting at, art -- but as a really big fan of the Rocket Ship, I have to submit that it's pure genius, no matter how you slice it! For me, the third colour ('nugatory') hovers like a third layer in the palette. Whereas I don't get quite the same feeling of floating from 'Wanalee' in Sphera.

Is there a term for this technique? If not, I think we need to coin one. They both remind me of 2 Magpies, where I was searching for a similar effect:


artspectrum wrote:

It actually kind of reminds me of this:

...but you clearly handled the third colour better than I did. It works as a flat peak, that colour, whereas in mine it sort of continues upwards then falls in the fourth colour. Do you see that?

It actually kind of reminds me of this:

...but you clearly handled the third colour better than I did. It works as a flat peak, that colour, whereas in mine it sort of continues upwards then falls in the fourth colour. Do you see that?

Brilliant!

a w e s o m e palette starfishian!