@InMyOwnSense
Maybe Pharaoh is the answer? This isn't a real dragon, but I made this dude in the scrying workshop to see if adding in that dark pop helps any. I'm not really sure it does, but just in case here is the experimental lad
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InMyOwnSense
Maybe Pharaoh is the answer? This isn't a real dragon, but I made this dude in the scrying workshop to see if adding in that dark pop helps any. I'm not really sure it does, but just in case here is the experimental lad
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mothscale are you thinking of blacklight?
don't really have an opinion on this but considering we only have so many colors on the wheel and have to work with a finite amount of apparel, there's only so much you can do within these frameworks for any sort of aesthetic. but i do get what you mean, it feels like radioactive is the sole color that really gets pushed, not to mention it also only gets used in eyeburner contexts which like there's not much you can do to tone the color down but i've seen my fair share of colors like cyan and fuschia used in more subdued pallets.
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mothscale are you thinking of blacklight?
don't really have an opinion on this but considering we only have so many colors on the wheel and have to work with a finite amount of apparel, there's only so much you can do within these frameworks for any sort of aesthetic. but i do get what you mean, it feels like radioactive is the sole color that really gets pushed, not to mention it also only gets used in eyeburner contexts which like there's not much you can do to tone the color down but i've seen my fair share of colors like cyan and fuschia used in more subdued pallets.
[quote name="bulrush" date="2023-09-28 18:39:34" ]
@/mothscale are you thinking of blacklight?
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Probably! I genuinely don't remember the term at all (and clearly wouldn't even if told, since you just did tell me) just that I had at least one dragon years ago that was advertised as something not-eyeburner that sounds like what OP was describing, and at the time I remember that term being in common enough use that I recognized it. [emoji=ridgeback laughing size=1]
bulrush wrote on 2023-09-28 18:39:34:
@/mothscale are you thinking of blacklight?
Probably! I genuinely don't remember the term at all (and clearly wouldn't even if told, since you just did tell me) just that I had at least one dragon years ago that was advertised as something not-eyeburner that sounds like what OP was describing, and at the time I remember that term being in common enough use that I recognized it.
