Yeah, you can see directly that there's one object standing out the whole image, right? Is this interesting? ^___^
I like this. There's somethings like...real and not real...The scene is real (is captured by the artist) but...the color is not real (with a little Photoshop :D)...and the most important things is that the feeling I get from the image is real. When looking at that type of image, viewers will pay attention to the standing-out-object first, therefore, the feeling is also more focused ^___^
I like this. There's somethings like...real and not real...The scene is real (is captured by the artist) but...the color is not real (with a little Photoshop :D)...and the most important things is that the feeling I get from the image is real. When looking at that type of image, viewers will pay attention to the standing-out-object first, therefore, the feeling is also more focused ^___^
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So the colors were not the actual colors from any of these images? Great example of the use of color to make something stand out. And Red stands out more than any other color.
Mr. Justin got it all :D If these 3 images are going together in a set or put next to each other, they'd make a great example of unity and dominence... haha design principles are all there ^_^
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