INFOGRAPHICS DUMP

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>DUMP ANY ART RELATED INFOGRAPHICS HERE

Mine will be focused on color theory 101:
just blatantly steal from pixel artists. best palettes.OR https://ebin.pub/pixel-logic-a-guide-to-pixel-art-2022nbsped.html
helps too.
specifically the shit about color ramps and hue shifting.

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>>7180870
Isaac Newton is the chad in this situation because he figured this out while being a complete schizophrenic, I am of the honest belief that if he had lived a little bit longer his research of the occult would have shown real results and we would be spewing fire out of our fingertips by now

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>>7180870
Schizo thread

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Is there any way to download whole pinterest profiles with the folders sorted in the same way it is sorted on the profile?

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Yall bitches really don't know how color work?
ALL YOU NEED IS A PAIR OF EYES!

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>>7181465
Nevermind I forgot gallery-dl existed

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>>7180875
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Looks like a pretty cool book actually. Thanks for showing it.

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art degraded with this color theory. the old masters did not know it yet created good works.

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>>7181374
This is fucknig great, what artist?

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>>7181374
Is this from Feng Zhu? Do you have more to share?!

>>7181509
This also looks great! Who's the artists and where can I find more?

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>>7182167
They likely had their own theories on what made appealing colour palettes for their works. While they may not have not about how white light turns into colour and RGB, and CMY, and all that - they likely thought about warm and cool colours, and which colours work well together.

So no, I don't think the masters were just winging it when it came to colours, especially given how expensive paints were back in the day.

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>>7182167
>being a luddite

yeah nah
>Influence on the arts

Goethe was initially induced to occupy himself with the study of colour by the questions of hue in painting. "During his first journey to Italy (1786–88), he noticed that artists were able to enunciate rules for virtually all the elements of painting and drawing except color and coloring. In the years 1786–88, Goethe began investigating whether one could ascertain rules to govern the artistic use of color."[33]

This aim came to some fulfillment when several pictorial artists, above all Philipp Otto Runge, took an interest in his colour studies.[34] After being translated into English by Charles Eastlake in 1840, the theory became widely adopted by the art world—especially among the Pre-Raphaelites. J. M. W. Turner studied it comprehensively and referenced it in the titles of several paintings.[35] Wassily Kandinsky considered it "one of the most important works."

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>>7182475
Yuming Li, more tutorials here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/dK4KXx

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>>7182515
"this color theory" meaning a specific kind. though it's still somewhat anachronistic to refer to whatever they gained by judgment, tradition, and necessities of their materials as color theory, but more importantly impractical.
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that just supports my statement that old masters did not know or preoccupy themselves of it, had no theoretical and summarized system of color to govern them. except perhaps the very periphery of "old masters" as late as the turn of the 1800s if you consider romanticists like runge who should have worried more about learning how to draw.

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>>7180870
I FUCKING HATE SATURATION

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Color theory is nonsense made up by "art critics" so they have something to bitch about and don't lose their jobs.

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>>7180870
Thats not what color theory is. I dont even know how anyone could come to that conclusion besides saying " duh, theory mean sciense. color sciense." god I live in the most braindead generation

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Bumping based resource thread

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these are nice

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>>7180870
i would like to see identical lineart coloured using both theories

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>>7187945
Oh this guys tutorials look pretty great actually. Great find.

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