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From Master Digital Color by Brian and Kristy MillerFeaturing Krill Stromer
Line-Art and Characters by Mark Schultz
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Stunning choices for color, I'd love to see/know about your process.
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you can also look at the books hifi color for comics and master digital color. thats where I learned most of the process. There are a lot of good resources online for art too. The style in most comic books doesn't look like this page though.
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Thanks for the tips!
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Hello I don't color that much lately but here was the info I based the color choices on. I also looked at some old sci fi covers.
www.dave-co.com/gutterzombie/vβ¦
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Looking really nice!
You have a good understanding of how color works underwater. You could probably go a hair more saturated in the foreground. While red fades quickly underwater, you'll see more of it in the near glove and harpoon than the diver behind her.
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thanks for the tips. I know I'd have to practice a quite a bit more to master this color scheme.
I also was practicing using desaturated colors that look warm even though they are just more neutral gray compared to the colors around them. I definitely could have pushed the contrast in the foreground figure more. In most of my color pieces where I pick the colors myself I always feel like I'm not pushing the contrast enough once I get to the end. There are just so many steps between the end and the beginning that I need to plan out better.
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nice colours man, the bubbles look great!
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they are just flat colors and color holds. They do work well in the composition. 
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This looks GREAT!Β
It's hard for me to know who is responsible for doing what - but all the same. Β It's a great piece.
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It was Mark Schultz. Its already got good composition and plane separation. Plus its the kind of art you don't really render heavy. Thanks though
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