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Thank you Joe Shuster & Jerry Siegel.
from All-Star Superman #10 by Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely
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Illustrations by Michael Grey
Prints available at Etsy
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I need to tell myself that on repeat most days.
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Gatsby. He had an extraordinary sense of hope. But I had the uneasy feeling that he was guarding secrets.
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“A hero can be anyone. Even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a little boy’s shoulder to let him know that the world hadn’t ended.”
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Prints available on GamerPrint for $12.00
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What Is “Sky Blue” Anyway? Color Science!
In my latest episode on YouTube, you may have seen the “official sky blue” color that popped up. Curious where that came from? Want to use it in your artwork?
I converted 475 nm light, the predominant blue wavelength that’s scattered by our atmosphere (and the reason the sky is blue) into hex code (top), and then added in various amounts of white. Depending on how much water vapor and microscopic dust is in the atmosphere, white light gets mixed in with that pure blue.
I’ll probably get in trouble for declaring this “official sky blue”, and RGB colorspace isn’t a perfect model of the eye, but I have science on my side, so there!
If you’d like to try yourself, check out this wavelength-to-RGB tool based on the color algorithm developed by Dan Bruton.
Subscribe to It’s Okay To Be Smart on YouTube and watch the latest episode: “Why Is The Sky Any Color At All?”
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Dark Knight Training by Pericles Junior
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