This is great, especially the SF example as it reminds me of Brian Lotti's paintings [1] A common technique for painters is to establish areas of colour in the

This is great, especially the SF example as it reminds me of Brian Lotti's paintings [1] A common technique for painters is to establish areas of colour in the scene that are similar even though the eye perceives them differently. For example the shade beneath a tree - while complex in reality - can be easily represented with a single stroke of darker colour. Zooming in to the SF example [2] you begin to see how this scene could be painted, which makes me think this tool could be a useful guide in painting tutorials. [1] https://www.booooooom.com/2015/04/08/artist-profile-painter-brian-lotti/ https://www.booooooom.com/2015/04/08/artist-profile-painter-... [2] https://github.com/RH12503/triangula/blob/main/assets/output/sf.png https://github.com/RH12503/triangula/blob/main/assets/output...