Testing out the colouring style I plan on using in my film. I'd kind of like to get some more contrast in there somehow, but I'm thinking that this is going to be the general look of it.
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6 comments:
A rather subdued color scheme... Unusual these days, but it probabyl fits.
There are three different settings in the film - the apartment, the ally, and the park. I want the whole thing to have a fairly sepia style, but each setting will have its own distinct pallet and set of textures
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that sounds a bit Mignola-inspired. (which is definitely not a bad thing)
More Flapjack, spongebob and Hanna Barbera than anything else, actually.
i think the archive you wirte is very good, but i think it will be better if you can say more..hehe,love your blog,,,
Although we have differences in culture, but do not want is that this view is the same and I like that!
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