Color Scheme - Blog Posts
Warm Light’s Relief - Submitted by Jubilee Bloom
#99474d #e9825b #f3b05e #fce084 #c87833
Image
I'm thinking about adding ways to engage with my account but idk. Anyway, I decided to draw the background of this picture too. I expirimented with the multiply tool!
For some reason I find fairies to be a little cute? And I mean that more than just the fact that they're portrayed to be small or whatever. I just find it cool that they have wings and they're similar to humans.
I decided to try out the queue feature, never tried it before but I feel like it'll be fun. Anyway here's tsuyu, she's judging you.
Just in case you forget this exists.
It exists.
ROUGH DRAFTS
Rough drafts of art I hope to make into stickers and prints. The insparation is beams of light, chronic pain, love, and hope. I want a contrasting primary colors of midnight blue, blinding white, bright red, and shining yellow
Top drawing: representation of my heart palpitations
Bottom left: migraines so bad you feel like an egg being cracked open
Bottom right: my girlfriend is a beam of light in the life of chronic pain and illness
Willy Wonka’s Appereance
The new Young Willy Wonka seems more like a mixture of Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonkas than just being a specific one of them.
For example, Young Wonka’s outfit seems more like Gene Wilder’s Wonka with the hat and the bright uniquely patterned shirt but the general colour scheme of his outfit such as his coat looks more like Johnny Depp’s Wonka.
Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka also doesn’t wear gloves. This is similar to Gene Wilder’s Wonka but it could also be because when he got older he wore gloves to look more professional or perhaps to hide the injury scars he got in his chocolate factory.
Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka has brown hair, similar to Johnny Depp’s Wonka.
Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka’s hair is also curly, he also has an optimistic charming smile and energy similar to Gene Wilder’s Wonka.
On the note of """"fandom colors"""", I just want all you artists to know that you don't have to come up with color designs out of your head in order for things to be valid. Referencing design, photos, etc for color pallets is an IMPORTANT part of character and graphic design. (Just like using references for poses!!!) I like to find photos of landscapes or flowers and mosaic blur them- then pick the colors I like out of those. Great way to make cohesive and we'll balanced pallets.
real and true!!!