Game Maker's Toolkit @gamemakerstoolkit.com · Jun 19 But also go up or down on the hue spectrum a few stops as well! If you've got blue, add in a little green. If you're got orange, add in some red.
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It can be subtle or striking, depending how far you push it, but it just looks so much nicer than simply having a more muddy version of the same colour.
well keep in mind that you actually want to blue-shift shadows. blues should stay blue, reds should become purple, greens become more cyan, etc. that's because ambient sky light is blue. in an orange-lit room, orange-shift your colors instead, for example.
Also add a little saturation.
Genuinely, thank you so much for this post Mark. I've been an artist for 5 years, so I didn't actually need this tip at all, but it's a great confidence boost to be reminded that the people I find inspirational (like you) started off just as clueless about my own creative field as I am of theirs.