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needsomedaylight wrote:
Besides the beautiful glow and perfect contrasts, I like the thin tendrils in deep blue. Over the red background they appear to be of luminating purple if you don't focus.
Wow! You're right. Perhaps it's the placement of the deep blue - in the very back of the pattern, closest to the red background. Thank you again, Christian. :)
hehehe - that's what I was constantly talking about these last days. This are the colours "inbetween".
I use the above effect in most of my patterns. Combining highly saturated blues with red, to get purple or with purple to get deep violet.
needsomedaylight wrote:
Wow! You're right. Perhaps it's the placement of the deep blue - in the very back of the pattern, closest to the red background. Thank you again, Christian. :)
Probably my favorite of your series.
Besides the beautiful glow and perfect contrasts, I like the thin tendrils in deep blue. Over the red background they appear to be of luminating purple if you don't focus.
Wow! You're right. Perhaps it's the placement of the deep blue - in the very back of the pattern, closest to the red background. Thank you again, Christian. :)
Probably my favorite of your series.
Besides the beautiful glow and perfect contrasts, I like the thin tendrils in deep blue. Over the red background they appear to be of luminating purple if you don't focus.
Besides the beautiful glow and perfect contrasts, I like the thin tendrils in deep blue. Over the red background they appear to be of luminating purple if you don't focus.
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That was definitely a new concept for me, and I can't thank you enough for pointing it out... and explaining it. There are times when I still need a black background to cut sharper images with certain patterns... particularly the really busy ones. But with the abstract patterns, especially, I never use straight black. And now that I understand this amazing new concept, I want to color all kinds of abstract templates and see what I can manage with those magical colors in between! :D