Does anyone have any good guides to color temperature in regards to painting and/or digital painting? I think this is the biggest problem with my color palettes when I paint: my color temperature is inconsistent. It doesn't help that I tend to color objectively rather than subjectively. Any tips?
>>2509611
What do you mean with color objectively?
>>2509611
Just trust your gut. It will be somewhat obvious if the temperature is wrong. You can lightly glaze over it to shift the temperature a bit, either by putting a warmer/cooler colour over it or putting a grey of the same value to reduce saturation.
Also post an example of you work. It is possible there is more going on than colour relativity.
>>2509613
Objective color is the "true" color of an object, and subjective color is how it appears based on light sources and the colors surrounding the object.
>>2509625
I think you mean local color. How a object looks under light is not really all that subjective.
>>2509629
They probably mean relative colour. Your eye interprets colour differently than what surrounds it. You can colour pick from a painting and a "blue" object may be red in hue but looks blue in the context of the image.
>>2509611
This is actually a useful effect if you don't take it to such ridiculous extreme as the example. Layer the two versions and try various subtle masks to emphasize different parts of the image with altered color temperature. You could do the same thing to correct excessive differences.
Darktable has excellent color temperature adjustment if you want to generate hotter/colder versions.
>>2509611
Paint plein air
Use photographs (these are really good for this but from life can have more vibrance etc)
Take classes, use pre-existing colour palletes, study masters
Biggest tip: stop painting from imagination
>>2509752
Sauce? And no I couldn't find artist on google image search :(
>>2509784
Sorry found it. Sasaoka Gungu
>>2509796
Enjoy your fap.
