Luminous wine

Thank you! :)))
VolpaneinLove wrote:

No, no disappointment...that would mean I was holding an expectation rather than simply making a suggestion. And of course, I understand that creativity requires a balance of time resources. My goal is to be able to produce more templates and shapes based on the rugs that are inspiring me. I look forward to seeing more of your patterns.

No, no disappointment...that would mean I was holding an expectation rather than simply making a suggestion. And of course, I understand that creativity requires a balance of time resources. My goal is to be able to produce more templates and shapes based on the rugs that are inspiring me. I look forward to seeing more of your patterns.

I'm afraid to disappoint you, but in the near future - just not ... :)))) I'm sorry. :)

Reasonable amount of time, creativity and inspiration, now occupied by the creation of patterns ... :)
VolpaneinLove wrote:

I certainly hope you take the time when you are in a poetic mood to rename those colors something appropriate. I like when I assemble a palette to look at the names that come up and see if there is some theme I haven't thought of yet.

I certainly hope you take the time when you are in a poetic mood to rename those colors something appropriate. I like when I assemble a palette to look at the names that come up and see if there is some theme I haven't thought of yet.

Oh yeah, when I reached a certain number, I'm tired of coming up with poetic names. But first, I did exactly as you ... :)
For example, look here:
http://www.colourlovers.com/lover/Eonscintilla/colors/new/all-time/meta?page=24
:)))

VolpaneinLove wrote:

I see you seem to prefer to used the hexadecimal designation for naming, which is practical. I like vocabulary and thinking poetically; so I tend to name colors by how they move me at the moment, often choosing literary names that might not be recognize by everyone. Still, I love that many people choose names that are in other languages. I would think it pleasant if the website owners occasionally added additional levels of naming so that everyone has a chance to give each color their own flavor.

Yes, you do understand, but my argument may seem very plain. I find it hard to believe in all the years CL has been operational that not all of the colors have been named; I've been able to name twenty and I've only been using the website for just a few months. But you do make a very good point; many users may not want to name unnamed colors, instead leaving that to us who are more adventurous.

The naming of color is subjective and dependent on who chooses the name, still no one owns a particular color. In my opinion, any color should have plenty of names because even though they can be identified specifically by numbers, they can mean all sorts of things in all different contexts. That is why I love this website.

I see you seem to prefer to used the hexadecimal designation for naming, which is practical. I like vocabulary and thinking poetically; so I tend to name colors by how they move me at the moment, often choosing literary names that might not be recognize by everyone. Still, I love that many people choose names that are in other languages. I would think it pleasant if the website owners occasionally added additional levels of naming so that everyone has a chance to give each color their own flavor.

Eonscintilla wrote:

If I understood correctly, I think that giving the proper names of colors - it's another good game for the users. I think those colors for which users have already established their names still remain.

I think that not everyone is able to select and create a harmonious color palette itself. They just use other people's palettes and other people of color. :))

VolpaneinLove wrote:

Yes, I agree...crazy exciting...I keep coming back and back and back. Can't get enough of it all. Brilliant! Still, I am surprised that color names are not all taken...do you think they reset them all every few months, just to give people a chance to own something that is basically ones and zeros?

If I understood correctly, I think that giving the proper names of colors - it's another good game for the users. I think those colors for which users have already established their names still remain.

I think that not everyone is able to select and create a harmonious color palette itself. They just use other people's palettes and other people of color. :))

VolpaneinLove wrote:

Yes, I agree...crazy exciting...I keep coming back and back and back. Can't get enough of it all. Brilliant! Still, I am surprised that color names are not all taken...do you think they reset them all every few months, just to give people a chance to own something that is basically ones and zeros?

Yes, I agree...crazy exciting...I keep coming back and back and back. Can't get enough of it all. Brilliant! Still, I am surprised that color names are not all taken...do you think they reset them all every few months, just to give people a chance to own something that is basically ones and zeros?

Eonscintilla wrote:

CL is an insanely exciting and interesting project. :)
VolpaneinLove wrote:

I consider all my designs as elaborate experiments. I think otherwise I would be better organized. CL forces me to be a little more deliberate, which is why, I think, my templates are few and my patterns are many, but I've only just begun to use the shape creation interface.

CL is an insanely exciting and interesting project. :)
VolpaneinLove wrote:

I consider all my designs as elaborate experiments. I think otherwise I would be better organized. CL forces me to be a little more deliberate, which is why, I think, my templates are few and my patterns are many, but I've only just begun to use the shape creation interface.

I consider all my designs as elaborate experiments. I think otherwise I would be better organized. CL forces me to be a little more deliberate, which is why, I think, my templates are few and my patterns are many, but I've only just begun to use the shape creation interface.

Eonscintilla wrote:

I use just Google Translate. :)

I agree, it's very beautiful. But at different times I like different things. Besides, I often just experimenting ... :)

VolpaneinLove wrote:

Please, communicate in your native language. There is always Google Translate. I find inspiration in antique furniture and Turkish rugs...and all the wonderful designers here at CL.