/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4875601
what is this nerd shit
who cares about color its just the cherry on top

>>4875601
for anons who don't get how the tool works, it reads your image and samples the colors, then groups similar colors (not sure how exactly this is done), then plots it on a CMY/RGB color wheel.
The size of the circles plotted correspond to the amount of that color in the image.

>>4875601

>>4875601
ruanjia

>>4875601
fowkes painting

>>4875601
gurney painting

>>4875601
schmid

>>4875601
from the anime color thread

>>4875601
a bucci painting

>>4875601
some random amateur i found online

>>4875646
another rando beg

>>4875601
another ruan jia

seems useful for getting a general idea of how to assemble a palette at the very least
thanks, op

>>4875609
ngmi

>like 70% of these have the exact same pattern
>the ones that don’t are bad

>>4875640
Waht color palette is that?

>>4875715
A complementary color scheme is a simple way to create contrast and visual interest in a painting. Other color schemes can certainly work, but are much more difficult to account for.

>>4875723
triadic

>>4875601

>>4875951
is it hiding some important color behind big circles? like that saturated and more high in value red in the girl clothes doesn't show up

any good resources on color palettes and such?
I know there are complimentary colors, triadic, tetradic color schemes and such, but not how to actually use them

god

so what settings are you meant to use?
they seem to give radically different representations

>>4875963
the tool definitely isn't perfect, i also saw that somtimes colors get hid behind other circles

>>4875977
if i mess with the settings the shape of the result is generally the same for me

>>4875715
There's plenty of variety, just of a more subtle kind than what you're hoping for. Besides, it's a simplified model. In practice you could apply any one of these palettes to achieve a variety of radically different results.

Still a useful thread OP, would work well with a prompt like "here, take one of these palettes and apply them to a sketch of yours."

Anyone has more like these? Where certain palettes are found in the wheel?

>>4875601
>use RGB model instead of the retarded photoshop broken wheel from https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel
based

what does "Image sampling step :" do?

>>4876215
Hear, hear. That shit really bugs me.

zorn

>>4876729
>using color analysis for Zorn
Quick, do Rembrandt next.

just as i originally assumed
literally perfect

>>4876752
that is pretty funny

>>4875963
Try using the chromatic cylinder, there's an option for it in the third section.

>>4875723
>>4875964
>>4876189
Imo the triadic etc color "schemes" and formulas are kind of unintuitive ways to approach color. Looking at the color analysis for all these pieces I see some more helpful overall trends, rather than memorizing "palettes".

>>4879290
It's hard to rationalize any scheme other than complementary or analogous as anything other than a purely academic exercise. The idea that the human brain can even recognize, let alone appreciate, a proportional triadic or tetradic color scheme is farfetched.

>>4876752
What the fuck is this weird color map

>>4875609
haha ngmi

>>4875715
comparing >>4875646 and >>4875648 to non /beg/ works, I guess the key to having harmonious colors is:
>the use of greys and other neutrals more often so you can connect colors from the opposite side of the wheel
>use saturated colors sparingly

thanks marco bucci

>>4875601
Does this really help?

>>4883027
With what?