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Well since I have to render in colour then convert, issue the B&W version as cannon with a colour pack attached I suppose?Beautiful! I am interested for sure!
I like the black and white theme, but the coloured renders are gorgeous, so maybe combining them in some way?
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Oh! Of course, you're the lady in charge...duh!It's not Kelly
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Aha! I knew it's the mystery girl!It's not Kelly
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And it puts my plans in baaaaaaaaad light
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A file with the comic/KN then a further file with just the colour images
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However:
earliest color photography - 1850's
earliest color motion pictures - early 1900's
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only surviving frame from the hand-colored version of "A Trip to the Moon" (Le Voyage dans la Lune)
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Of course, getting those kinds of washed out colors would likely require just as much post work as B&W
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Ah I see. That seems like a simple and effective solution. I had an idea of starting thematically with black and white and then switching to colour at some point and then perhaps ending again in black and white.
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For me, color is more immersive, if the intent is that you're *there,* then I'd want color.
However, if it's a noir-style, then I'd prefer B/W. And, I really like the noir with a dash of color, ala Sin City. Makes certain things pop.
However, if it's a noir-style, then I'd prefer B/W. And, I really like the noir with a dash of color, ala Sin City. Makes certain things pop.
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Oh btw?
Given none of you even blinked at the underwater pic, then yes...we have pervs confirmed
Laters!
Given none of you even blinked at the underwater pic, then yes...we have pervs confirmed
Laters!
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There was doubt?then yes...we have pervs confirmed
Laters!
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Goodness!Oh btw?
Given none of you even blinked at the underwater pic, then yes...we have pervs confirmed
Laters!
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I get that. As much as you love a project there is only so much you can do especially when you stare at renders for days on end, it needs breaking up.
Can't speak for it personally but i've got friends "in the biz" both indie and AAA.
I have a friend that worked on Defiance and people complained when she streamed different games on weekends in her own time. She'd worked all bloody week and took a couple of hours to herself to have people whine she wasn't working in her free time or playing the game she stared at for hours on end.
4 was a huge disappointment already, with building being the only thing that really kept me playing, but 76 was exactly what I expected from them. Not only a buggy mess without the help of modders to fix all of their shit, but one step closer to them stripping all of the RPG out of their games, and substituting microtransactions and paid mods. Skyrim, they stripped out stats, but they couldn't do that for Fallout, so in 4 theystripped out skills instead, and it just keeps getting worse.
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Underwater? What ARE those hands doing down there?
If so, then I would do splashes of accent color, like in Sin City.