Originally Posted by BenDover
actually, the right side of the picture does have a blue/purple tinge in comparison to the right, i think the transition between the red and the cooler purple/paler hue comes accross quite strongly.
a heart without oxygen is blue(or rather, blood without oxygen loses all its red colour and take the red out of it and its more blue than anything else)
metaphorically speaking, so is a heart without love.
I love it, its grimy, stylish, subtle and relevant.
I will put it on my sandwich tomorrow.
I'm glad to prove bendover wrong for once, on something that is a fact. Deoxygenated blood is not blue, it is the artery, and since blood in the artery is going to the heart to get reoxygenated, people assume that deoxygenated blood is blue. Look it up
i edited out the smartass part because imad
Last edited by BenDover; Nov 18, 2011 at 08:05 AM.
Tor1g0d:
It doesn't have shading and if it did it didn't have to since I didn't mean to make it realistic. Learn2art.
Lancelite:
No one is harsh lol.
I wont put it on a t-shirt since this is quite personal.
I've got tons of these kind of designs.
It doesn't have shading and if it did it didn't have to since I didn't mean to make it realistic. Learn2art.
Lancelite:
No one is harsh lol.
I wont put it on a t-shirt since this is quite personal.
I've got tons of these kind of designs.
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Originally Posted by Tor1g0d
I'm glad to prove bendover wrong for once, on something that is a fact. Deoxygenated blood is not blue, it is the artery, and since blood in the artery is going to the heart to get reoxygenated, people assume that deoxygenated blood is blue. Look it up
you completly ignored the metaphor and only concentrated on the irrelevant bracketed content.
Originally Posted by BenDover
a heart without oxygen is blue
metaphorically speaking, so is a heart without love.
but seeing as you decided to be clever about it and throw in the troll effect in your post(now edited out), i could refute that art commonly uses generalisations and assumptions for references and comparisons, the same way biology books and sketches use red and blue to show the difference between oxygenated blood.
http://www.jonbarron.org/sites/defau...e_prolapse.jpg
it doesnt make my statement anymore correct, but rather justifies that by being wrong, my comment is still right.
but anyway, i did look it up. a comparison to deoxygenated and oxygenated blood. not seeing how i was wrong, sorry
Last edited by BenDover; Nov 18, 2011 at 08:52 AM.
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