sansnom Posted September 29 Share Posted September 29 🇬🇧 Hi, since we are on a graphic design forum, can we talk about all these colors, the ones that go very well together and harmonize perfectly… and all the others that fight against each other?… I would like to share with you my state of mind concerning this world at war today, that we see and live more or less close to our homes… Here is a storyboard illustrated with an imagined animation: maybe someone among you thinks the same thing and will also be able to implement it… 🇫🇷 Hey, puisque nous sommes sur un forum de graphisme, peut-on parler de toutes ces couleurs, de celles qui vont très bien ensemble et qui s'harmonisent parfaitement… et de toutes les autres qui luttent les unes contre l'autres ?… J'aimerai vous faire part de mon état d'âme concernant ce monde en guerre d'aujourd'hui, que nous voyons et vivons de plus ou moins près de nos maisons… Voici un storyboard illustré d'une animation imaginée : peut-être que quelqu'un d'entre vous pense la même chose et pourra aussi la mettre en œuvre… PMH and markw 2 Quote — Mac Mini M2 Pro - 16Go - 512 Go – macOS Sonoma 14.7.1 – BenQ PD2700U UHD 4K — Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PMH Posted September 30 Share Posted September 30 Brilliant. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GarryP Posted September 30 Share Posted September 30 I’m a little bit confused about the message this is giving out. It seems to be saying, to me at least, that the more people from different nationalities mix with each other, the more likely it is that they will go to war. Like some kind of ‘pro-national-segregationist’ message. Plus, as far as I know, mixing coloured lights takes you towards white while mixing pigments takes you towards black/brown, so that’s a bit confusing too. uuxxaa 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PMH Posted September 30 Share Posted September 30 yeah that's the message I take away from it, GP. We will not blend together as one; pure n simple. If there was pro nationalist segragationism with full mutual respect for others ... it will never happen. there is healthy nationalism and there is dysfunctional nationalism. world travel is so bland nowadays with McD everywhere u look, petrol stations all lookin the same, shopping malls all lookin the same, pyramids in Las Vegas, KFC in Cairo .... blah blah blah ... the rancid gray stench of the globalisation swamp is rising fast. brilliant work, Sansnom. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sansnom Posted September 30 Author Share Posted September 30 Hi @GarryP, it is clear that my message is open to interpretation. I illustrated a storyboard for an idea that has been running through my mind for many months (if I still had my After Effects license, I would implement this little film...). MIXING paint-type pigments, in equal proportions of course, produces a more or less colored gray, but a shade of GRAY nonetheless. When I see these images of desolation after the (too) many bomb attacks where everything has become GRAY, it reminds me of the MIXING of colors made with paint and where there is no longer any perspective in a great chaos. Now, we know that the interests of governments are multiple, crossed and often contradictory, where their initiatives lose their coherence-logic-morality and where everything finally MIXES. Some use war for political or territorial purposes. My message (very basic) is addressed in thought to the people and the victims, whatever their nationality, and in an attachment to humanism… with in the end an immense affliction… To finish, I am French by birth and not particularly proud of it. I don't care about flags and politicians. But hey, the initial reason for my post was also that maybe someone would take this scenario to make a small video montage. That's all.  Bonjour @GarryP, c'est clair que mon message prête à interprétation. J'ai illustré un storyboard pour une idée qui me traverse depuis de nombreux mois (si je possédais encore ma licence After effects, je mettrais en œuvre ce petit film...). MÉLANGER des pigments de type peinture, dans des proportions égales bien entendu, produit un gris plus moins coloré, mais une teinte de GRIS quand même. Quand je vois ces images de désolation après les (trop) nombreuses attaques à la bombe où tout est devenu GRIS, cela m'évoque le MÉLANGE de couleurs fait avec de la peinture et où il n'y a plus aucune perspective dans un grand chaos. Maintenant, on sait que les intérêts des gouvernements sont multiples, croisés et souvent contradictoires, où leurs initiatives perdent en cohérence-logique-moralité et où tout se MÉLANGE finalement. Certains usent de la guerre à des fins politiciennes ou territoriales. Mon message (très basique) s'adresse en pensée aux peuples et aux victimes, quelque soit leur nationalité, et dans un attachement à l'humanisme… avec au final une immense affliction… Pour finir, je suis français par ma naissance et pas spécialement fier de l'être. Je me fous des drapeaux et des politiciens. Mais bon, la raison initiale de mon post était aussi que peut-être quelqu'un reprendrait ce scénario pour en faire un petit montage vidéo. C'est tout. Sam LaGargouille 1 Quote — Mac Mini M2 Pro - 16Go - 512 Go – macOS Sonoma 14.7.1 – BenQ PD2700U UHD 4K — Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GarryP Posted September 30 Share Posted September 30 I was just a little confused is all, but that’s not a rare occurrence. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lixie Posted October 19 Share Posted October 19 When I merge all the colors of the rainbow I get Skittles! Quote MacBook Pro 2015 | macOS Monterey 12.7.6 | Affinity Suite 2.5.5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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