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precedent has already been established with Blue and Cyan for having a
light and >dark version of a color in the same 'family', so let's
follow on that:
>Dark Red ("blood"), dark green ("forest"), light purple ("lavender"),
and now we >have a problem since I'm not sure that "dark orange" or "dark
yellow" are viable >colors, and both light and dark are already represented
for blue. Anyone else want >to chime in on this?
I think the light, normal, and dark versions of the colors are a good idea.
However, I still think that finishing the basic colors first is
better.
I think all the colors can be done in both a light and dark range.
Although the purple and blue may already be in the dark range.
Yellow might be in the light range.
Thanks Fred Poutre Cloven Fruit Games |