the amv you posted on ytb yesterday is absolutely incredible as alwaysss, I'm always thrilled to see Zukii and Zekii again, the transitions, the effects ppffft- what a cool work,, a and the colors you choose in your animations are amazing every time and I love the vibe they bring out〜
speaking of which, I had a question about the color palettes you use in your amvs,, do you choose them by pure chance or is there a certain technique involved? I have quite a few animations in progress but the colors I choose don't seem to work out well TT any advice ?
awaw thanks for the kind words! Good to hear you enjoyed the last amv ^-^
As for color palettes, I'd usually try to create one that resembles the character's colors Also keep in mind the emotion and you want to convey through the animation (you may want to create a palette that works as a light and dark version) I'd initially select the accent color of the character (for example pink) and work out the palette from there Try to vary the hues as you build up from dark to light, imagine a color wheel: mid color (pink), dark colors would lean more towards a blue/purple, and light colors red/orange (that's an exaggerated example, the changes can be more subtle, but you get the idea) hope that helps! :]
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the amv you posted on ytb yesterday is absolutely incredible as alwaysss, I'm always thrilled to see Zukii and Zekii again, the transitions, the effects ppffft- what a cool work,, a and the colors you choose in your animations are amazing every time and I love the vibe they bring out〜
speaking of which, I had a question about the color palettes you use in your amvs,, do you choose them by pure chance or is there a certain technique involved? I have quite a few animations in progress but the colors I choose don't seem to work out well TT any advice ?
1 month, 25 days ago Edited 4:09 am
awaw thanks for the kind words! Good to hear you enjoyed the last amv ^-^
As for color palettes, I'd usually try to create one that resembles the character's colors
Also keep in mind the emotion and you want to convey through the animation (you may want to create a palette that works as a light and dark version)
I'd initially select the accent color of the character (for example pink) and work out the palette from there
Try to vary the hues as you build up from dark to light, imagine a color wheel: mid color (pink), dark colors would lean more towards a blue/purple, and light colors red/orange (that's an exaggerated example, the changes can be more subtle, but you get the idea)
hope that helps! :]
1 month, 23 days ago
Oh, I see what you mean! I will try to follow this example and hope for the best haha Thanks for your advicee , I can't wait to see more from you! :^)
1 month, 16 days ago