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It saddens me that nobody really likes it until they find out how much effort I put into it :(
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I came up with the idea for it, designed the header and then got bashed because somebody didn't like my concrit. Interesting meme :P
4. I've done a little more investigating and come up with a few more icon tips:
- If you're aiming for a bold high-contrast look make sure that the process of saturation doesn't distort the depth of the image. Sometimes the colours will group together on approximately the same tone and that makes the colours look "uncontrolled" ;)
this and this are the two best examples of that I could find. The saturation is through the roof but because the depth of the image remains in tact, it looks professional.
- Another common thread I noticed amongst high-saturation images was that often they'll have really strong warm colours juxtaposed with really strong cold colours. See here the colours are completely blown out, but it's still kind of awesome because of the way the colour temperatures are interacting. The same applies to this
- Use differently coloured light splodges (other than the usual obvious light tan/orange/yellow/white). Experiment with pink and green and cyan. All of the best people do it;

- I just thought I'd explain the reasoning behind my tip last post about following a

5. Okay, I just have to say I am not proud of the majority of these, but it seems like the teachers aren't desperate to see us do something adventurous these days, they just to be shown that we know the basics. I've taken pictures I am proud of recently, but just to keep things in order in my life I'm going to keep them saved up until I've finished with the course or until I submit them for an assignment.









