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That article is gold. While this work is impressive, two things to consider: - Mixing oil paints is a learned skill. They don't behave intuitively, so this wi
by ricardobeat 2y ago
That article is gold.
While this work is impressive, two things to consider:
- Mixing oil paints is a learned skill. They don't behave intuitively, so this will only going to be useful for people who already paint in physical media (or want to learn that specifically)
- ArtRage has arguably been the most realistic painting software for over a decade, It has a real color mixing mode that has to be enabled (probably not the default for the aforementioned reasons), and gives much closer results [1] than what they have in the samples page. Yet they barely show it in the comparisons.
[1] https://i.ibb.co/T0GwbDV/artrage-mixing.jpg https://i.ibb.co/T0GwbDV/artrage-mixing.jpg (right: real color blending on)
- dcrazy 2y agoThank you, I knew I’d used real color mixing in multiple apps for years. Secret Weapons is making a categorically false claim to have developed the first ever true-to-life color mixing algorithm.