Shadow Colors

[JasonClandestino]

So, I want to propose "Shadow Colors".

The color schema of Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, & Purple are consistent Hex codes. The same holds true for "Pastels".

Shadow Colors could be a cool thing.

[JasonClandestino]

These are the "Shadow Colors" I came up with.

They're about middle of the primary color schema position. They have consistent Hex code values & they would be cool if applied to shadows of objects.

For an example, take a picture of an avatar within a scene, copy image, adjust to grey scale, & erase all except the avatar in black & white. Then color shadows within the scene.

Other a suggestion, make shadow textures for your objects within your scene, though color your objects with shades of grey & color your shadow textures the shadow colors.

[Orwar]

   That's very easily done in any photo manipulation program. Just colourize the picture in whichever colour you want it to be.

[LittleMe Jewell]

6 hours ago, Orwar said:

   That's very easily done in any photo manipulation program. Just colourize the picture in whichever colour you want it to be.

Hahahahaha - unless you are very photo manipulation challenged, like me.  ?

[Orwar]

4 hours ago, LittleMe Jewell said:

Hahahahaha - unless you are very photo manipulation challenged, like me.  ?

   I believe in you! You can do it!

[Myra Wildmist]

You might want to look at Windlights. You can completely change the color of a scene by changing the color of the light. Here are some samples from my feed, all done in sl with windlights (no post-processing):

Red: https://www.flickr.com/photos/myrawildmist/26167300879/in/dateposted/

Blue: https://www.flickr.com/photos/myrawildmist/39960269592/in/dateposted/

Green: https://www.flickr.com/photos/myrawildmist/30343814805/in/dateposted/

[Orwar]

   Or if you're lazy, use a no-light windlight (Phototools- no light), put a prim cube down in front of your subject, make it into a light and change the colour. 

[Myra Wildmist]

2 hours ago, Orwar said:

   Or if you're lazy, use a no-light windlight (Phototools- no light), put a prim cube down in front of your subject, make it into a light and change the colour. 

lol that works, too : D