Trick for #NFTartists ๐
If you wanna make sure the composition & color scheme work, (maybe you've got multiple versions and can't decide which is best), it helps to turn the piece upside down ๐
This way it becomes more abstract and your brain perceives it differently...
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If you wanna make sure the composition & color scheme work, (maybe you've got multiple versions and can't decide which is best), it helps to turn the piece upside down ๐
This way it becomes more abstract and your brain perceives it differently...
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...making it easier to focus on the composition/color harmony rather than the subject.
The composition should be balanced and work from any angle.
Of course, occasionally flipping the image horizontally when working is also a must,
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The composition should be balanced and work from any angle.
Of course, occasionally flipping the image horizontally when working is also a must,
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...this however doesn't abstractize the image and only ensures the left-right balance, your brain still focuses on the subject.
Any means to trick your brain to view the image with a fresh perspective is great and we should always try to do that before we finish a piece!
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Any means to trick your brain to view the image with a fresh perspective is great and we should always try to do that before we finish a piece!
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P.S. It seems Twitter doesn't like flipped images, it flipped it back up twice, sorry for deleting my previous tweets but I needed the image upside down to make a point and Twitter wouldn't let me ๐
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