Favorite colors are lame. What is your favorite color gradient?
Favorite colors are lame. What is your favorite color gradient?
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my fav color is clear, so my fav gradient would be opacity
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I was going for something similar with 75% opaque at the top and 0% opaque at the bottom, known as a neutral density gradient in photography, often used in landscape photographs to balance the bright sky against the less bright ground or water. This is a great one for me since I'm color blind.
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Dunno if it counts as one or three gradients, but I really like this green/brown/gold gradations.
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That reminds me of swimming in rivers in the forest, the sand looks golden like that through the water
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Yeah, it's mostly a "nature" gradient. Besides the sand the golden part also gets close to fallen leaves.
I used this gradient a lot of times when making websites in the past (before CSS was a thing, to give you an idea on how long it was), as it's colourful without being flashy.
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Teal to orange
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The background of all my devices is a gradient version of the bisexual flag, so I guess that'd be my fav gradient!
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The colors that appear in the sky during a sunset. Beautiful blues, purples and oranges, slowly dimming until it disappears over the horizon.
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'videogame ice effect'
I seriously love the over-the-top ice shaders used in all those early 2000s games. Ice always looked amazing, just this super bright white with pearlescent whitish-blue highlights that shimmered at odd angles and stuff. It's so cool.
Like the bridge tunnel in IceFields from HaloPC in 2003.
Or the almost-fully-transparent ice tunnel in Crysis Warhead (and firefall. Firefall had AMAZING ice shaders, it had some direction-based visual stuff going on where it had volumetric speckles all throuought the foot-thick ice).
Honestly: ice-themed anything looks cool to me, color-wise
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Damn. Good answer
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I mean yes, because that, but also it's just pretty.
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Greyscale.
I’m colorblind.
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Tint, tone and shade FTW
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Cividis. Perceptually uniform gradient colormaps are fun for the whole family
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Ultraviolet to gamma-ray gradient, with a polkadot pattern overlay.
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Heck, I’m just a fan of the electromagnetic spectrum in general!
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that fade from blue to purple
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I got kind of sick of it for a while, because it was the latest clashy combo used by tech marketing, but it is legitimately pretty soothing
I wonder if orange+red is next
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oh, interesting - yeah, I try not to let the marketing dominate my associations, but tbh it's impossible to control that; blue does seem to be a corporate favorite.
I usually think about the time I spent as a kid looking at a cylindrical bulb that had a rainbow color spectrum, I loved the color and especially the blues.
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Purple-Cyan, or maybe Yellow-Cyan.
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Blue to yellow, duh
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Slava Ukraini!
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Not because of that
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Purple
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My current favorite is the Nord theme/palette
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Something like this Firefox theme, but with some violet mixed in.
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Red/Silver
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it may not sound like colors at all, but it is peach-salmon.
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Black red orange yellow
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Dark purple, red, orange.
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Light Blue to Blue.
Range (RGB): Around 0,230,255 to about 0,170,255 -
Aquamarine to Black with a little gasoline spill in between
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orange to brown
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Check my profile banner and you'll see.
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Neon purple and green!
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Green to blue to purple in electric pastels
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Dark forest, chartreuse, toxic yellow
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I guess what I would consider "electric blue": sky blue paired with a lighter navy blue.
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http://seaviewsensing.com/pub/cpt-city/
Here: Have some gradient tech. I used these to program gradients for my esp32 powered holiday display.
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Miami colors from the 80s
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The "Galaxy" blue/pink/purple/black
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White to black, because people say that white and black aren’t colours.
But I just say “FFFFFFuck y000000u!”
They're not hues, but they are colors, which is a combination of hue, saturation, and brightness.