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  • ID: 2484620
  • Uploader: fossilnix »
  • Date: almost 9 years ago
  • Size: 193 KB .jpg (550x778) »
  • Source: pixiv.net/artworks/58978571 »
  • Rating: General
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  • Favorites: 1
  • Status: Active

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oosaki minato and minato aya (original) drawn by niichi_(komorebi-palette)

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  • いつか、淡色の空の下 2-2話 『何色に見えますか』

    水杜さんの色の塗り方。

    最初から読む → post #2402716
    前(2-1話)→ post #2464781
    次 → 

    Someday, Under a Bright Sky Chapter 2, Part 2: "What colour do you see?"

    How Minato-san paints.

    Read from the beginning → post #2402716
    Previous(Chapter 2, Part 1)→ post #2464781
    Next → 

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  • akiored
    almost 9 years ago
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    Many technical painting terms, as well as small kanji I can't read. Translation check is appreciated.

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    Shounen Fake
    almost 9 years ago
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    Vanishing point likely refers to Vanish Point, which is a term [perspective-related], so I just corrected it to that. Can't read the wall of Kanji to confirm though.

    Also, I'm not really well-versed in arts and just know vanish point by coincidence, so can't help with other terms...

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    akiored
    almost 9 years ago
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    @Shounen Fake
    That's good enough, any help is appreciated.

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    NNescio
    over 8 years ago
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    Shounen_Fake said:

    Vanishing point likely refers to Vanish Point, which is a term [perspective-related], so I just corrected it to that. Can't read the wall of Kanji to confirm though.

    Also, I'm not really well-versed in arts and just know vanish point by coincidence, so can't help with other terms...

    The proper term is "vanishing point". Also, "arts" can refer to any creative application of skill or technique and the study thereof, especially for the fine arts, the performing arts (e.g. theater and dance), and literature. More generically, it can also refer to any of the liberal arts (non science/technical/professional subjects)

    "Art" is the word you're looking for. This generally refers to painting and sculpture (two of the fine arts). This can occasionally be capitalized to distinguish this from other uses of the word "art" (e.g. any demonstration of skill or mastery), especially when referring to a specific school subject (e.g. Art 101).

    Updated by NNescio over 8 years ago

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    --and then, Minato-san,
    Eh, where?
    ...yes?
    about this painting...
    ...the perspective is a bit off.
    This building here...you rotated it, but since all these objects are on the same 2D perspective...
    that's why, compared to the original vanishing point, after rotating it you--
    Art Room
    *Depth of field and distance.
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